Languages Literatures
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College of Arts and Sciences
Students are required to demonstrate intermediate-level proficiency in an additional language. The typical sequence of UNC Greensboro courses for language is
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Interim Chair Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (2011-2013) ASHA Special Interest Division 1 (Language Learning and Education).
Baccalaureate Degree Plan (BDP) Associate in Science (AS) to BA
The typical sequence of UNCG courses for language is 101 102
Baccalaureate Degree Plan (BDP) Associate in Arts (AA) to BA
The typical sequence of UNCG courses for language is 101 102
Baccalaureate Degree Plan (BDP) Associate in Arts (AA) to BA
UNCG sh. ACA 122 (Pre-Major/Elective). 1. ELE 000 Free Elective Foreign Language 111 (GEN ED). 3. Foreign Language 101. 3. Total semester hours earned:.
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Only students with a UNCG excused absence will be allowed to submit late work. After the missed assignment the student must present the instructor with
Baccalaureate Degree Plan (BDP) Associate in Science (AS) to BA
UNCG sh. ACA 122 (Pre-Major/Elective). 1. ELE 000 Free Elective UNCG sh. Social/Behavioral Science (UGETC). 3. 3. Foreign Language 112 (GEN ED).
Baccalaureate Degree Plan (BDP) Associate in Science (AS) to BA
Following the BDP does not guarantee admission to UNCG or guarantee an AS or BA degree sequence of UNCG courses for language is 101 102
Languages Literatures and Cultures - UNCG
to continue study in the language the Department of Languages Literatures and Cultures will con?rm the student’s Language Placement Test scores with the University Registrar’s Of?ce and the student will be considered as having met the foreign language requirement at UNC Greensboro
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(The Department of Languages Literatures and Cultures requires a score of 324 on its computerized examination to place out of French 203 and a score of 349 to place out of Spanish 203 Written examination in other foreign languages offered at UNCG will have to be arranged through faculty
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At UNC Greensboro we offer 11 different languages: American Sign Language Ancient Greek Arabic Chinese French German Japanese Korean Latin Russian Spanish If you wish to start a new language that you’ve never studied before that’s great! Just talk to your advisor about registering for the 101 section of the language you’re most interested in
Mission
The mission of the Department is to impart an understanding of world languages, literatures, and cultures within the context of a liberal and humanistic education. We afford students experiences that highlight oral and written literacy, literary analysis, critical skills, and cultural and aesthetic appreciation through instruction in literature, cu...
Programs
The Department offers the programs listed below. 1. Languages, Literatures, and Cultures major with the following concentrations: 1.1. Applied Languages: French K–12 Teaching Licensure 1.2. Applied Languages: Spanish K–12 Teaching Licensure 1.3. French and Francophone Studies 1.4. German Studies 1.5. Global Languages and Communities 2. Spanish Majo...
What is the language requirement at UNC?
*Language is a UNC system requirement. Required: Proficiency through the 201 level in a language previously studied, or the 102 level in a "second" language not previously studied.
What is the College Writing Program at UNCG?
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Students who should use this application include on campus, online, domestic, and international degree seekers and non-degree seekers who have a bachelor’s degree and are: Students with a bachelor’s degree-seeking college credits but not pursuing a degree at UNCG
Does UNCG have general education requirements?
In general students working toward two-year Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree will find that most of their credits translate to meet general education requirements. Some of UNCG’s four year degrees, especially STEM-related degrees, may require that certain pre-requisite courses are completed at UNCG.
