听力原文：S Professor Anderson？ I was wondering if you could help me for a second. Im think

ing of participating in a yearlong student-exchange program, but Im not really sure if its a good idea or not. A Id be happy to help you. Lets see ... I guess there are a lot of things to consider. Youre going to have to think about what you think youll gain and what youll have to give up. By the way, which program are you looking at？ S Theres an exchange with a European university that looks really interesting. I would be over there for a year. I guess it would be perfect for me, because German language and literature is my major. But Im not sure I should go. A It does sound like a good fit. Would you only study German while you were there？ If thats the case, you might have problems when you come back, because youll still need more credits to graduate. Dont the language students need at least one science credit and two social science credits？ Im afraid you might have to spend an extra semester at school taking the classes you missed. S I looked into that, and they offer special exemptions to the exchange students. I would study only German for the first six months there and then I would be able to take a science class with the other German students. Even though I would be missing the social science credits, I could still graduate. A That doesnt sound right. Are you sure？ S Its not really a complete exemption. I would have to write two long essays on German culture while I was overseas and then have both of them accepted by one of the professors from the sociology department at this university. If they accept the essays, and thats a big if, I can receive the equivalent of two full credits. A Well, it sounds like you wont suffer academically if you go, and having a chance to see the world would be a great opportunity. What else are you concerned about？ S Well ... What really bothers me is that it would be really expensive to go. It costs a lot of money just to buy the plane tickets. Im not sure how I would afford it. I couldnt ask my parents for more money for school. A Living and studying abroad can be expensive, but when you consider the benefits, I imagine its actually worth it. It will look good on your resume, and Im sure that it will really help you learn German. I know that if I studied it for a year, I would speak the language fairly well. S I know that it would help me, but how can I get the money？ A There are a number of ways. Youre going to need to find a well-paid job this summer, and then work at it as much as you can. You could also apply for some scholarships. Or, you might also have to take out a student loan. It would be a struggle, but worth it, in the end. S I think youre right. But Im going to have to think about it a bit more before I fill out the application. I still have three months before I have to make up my mind. Thanks for your help, though. I think I have a better idea of the pros and cons. A No need to thank me. Thats what Im here for. S Theres an exchange with a European university that looks really interesting. I would be over there for a year. I guess it would be perfect for me. because German language and literature is my major. But Im not sure I should go. A It does sound like a good fit. Would you only study German while you were there？ If thats the case, you might have problems when you come back, because youll still need more credits to graduate, Dont the language students need at least one science credit and two social science credits？ Im afraid you might have to spend an extra semester at school taking the classes you missed. What does the advisor mean when he says this: A It does sound like a good fit.In this part of the section, you will hear 1 conversation and 2 lectures. You must answer each question. After you answer, click the Next icon. Then click the OK icon to confirm your answer and go on to the next question. After you click the OK icon, you will not be able to return to previous questions. You will now begin this part of the Listening section. You will have 10 minutes to answer the questions.

Why does the student go to see the advisor？

A．To request permission.

B．To hand in an essay.

C．To ask for advice.

D．To ask for a student loan.