Foreign Language Requirement for College
If you studied a second language in high school, you may wish to continue with it in college. A general rule of thumb is that one year of high school equals one college course. So if you took four years of Spanish, for example, you should be able to skip over the first four semesters of Spanish. At some schools, you may be able to place out of language courses entirely by scoring high enough on your foreign language proficiency test. There are also standardized tests that some schools recognize that will satisfy the foreign language requirment.
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For students with an avid interest in language, a course with My Language Requirement makes even more sense.
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Why wait two years before you can take the advanced classes in your language area? Enroll in advanced courses with senior faculty and students who share your interests right away. Prepare with us for your language placement test and place into advanced classes in language, literature and culture. You may even qualify sooner to participate in study-abroad programs. Make the most of your college or university education from the very beginning by preparing for your foreign language placement test with courses from My Language Requirement.