College of Fine Arts and Humanities

Department of
MODERN LANGUAGES

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Department Objectives:
Retroactive Credit Policy

The Department of Modern Languages will allow credit via a "confirming" course for French/German/Spanish subject to the following conditions:

Confirming Course Retroactive Credits
Intermediate II (FREN 201GS/GERM 201GS/SPAN 201GS) or
Culture, Conversation and Writing (SPAN 204GS)
3
Any 300 or 400 level course except phonetics 6

After the successful completion of the confirming course students must report to the Chair of the Department of Modern Languages (Thomas Hall, Room 215) with a copy of their grades. The instructor of the confirming course as well as the chair will sign the "request for retroactive credit" form, which will then have to be taken to the registrar's office for finalization of the process.

FRENCH MAJOR

Three options are available in this major:

  1. French Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
  2. French Translation and Interpretation Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
  3. French 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree

GERMAN MAJOR

Three options are available in this major:

  1. German Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
  2. German Translation and Interpretation Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
  3. German 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree

SPANISH MAJOR

Three options are available in this major:

  1. Spanish Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
  2. Spanish Translation and Interpretation Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
  3. Spanish 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option - Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

  1. English As a Second Language Teaching Subject Endorsement - Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree

Minors in French, German, Japanese, and Spanish as well as French Translation, German Translation and Spanish Translation are available for students pursuing majors in other disciplines.

The department offers Certificates in Translation and in Translation/Interpretation.

Courses with the prefixes CHIN, FORL, FREN, GERM, JAPN and SPAN are offered by the department.

27 Apr 2010

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