Course variations

Program modules

The modules include FREN 1002 Elementary II, FREN 2001 Intermediate I, FREN 2002 Intermediate II, FREN 3013 Intensive Grammar Review, FREN 3023 Adv Conv and Comp, FREN 3033 Intro to Analysis of Lit Texts, FREN 4103 History of French Civilization, FREN 4123 Contemporary France, FREN (LIT I), FREN (LIT II), FREN (ELEC I) 3000-4000 level, FREN (ELEC II) 3000-4000 level, FREN (ELEC III) 3000-4000 level, EDUC 2110 Investigating Critical and Contemp Issues in Education, EDUC 2120 Explr Socio-Cultural Prspcts on Diversity in Educ Cntxts, EDUC 2130 Exploring Learning and Teaching, EXC 4020 Chrcteristc & Instruct Strategies for Stdnts w/ Disabilities, ForL 4021 Foreign Language Teachers and Technology, ForL 4025 TE Met/Mat Tchng For Lang: P-8, ForL 4026 TE Met/Mat Tchng For Lang: 9-12, ForL 4030 Practicum For Lang Education, ForL 4061, 4062, and 4063 Student Teaching.

Entry requirement for international students

Admission to Georgia State University is a selective process and meeting minimum admission requirements does not guarantee acceptance. All of the following minimum requirements must be met in order for an applicant to receive consideration as a freshman: Be a graduate of and have a college preparatory diploma from a high school accredited by a regional accrediting association (such as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools), a high school accredited by the Georgia, Accrediting Commission, or a public high school regulated by a school system and state Department of Education. A Certificate of Attendance does not qualify a student for admission consideration. In addition students must have a minimum 2.80 high school grade point average calculated on the 16 courses listed above. Submit electronic SAT scores (including the writing section) with a minimum combined score of 900 with at least 430 verbal/critical reading and 400 mathematics or electronic ACT scores (including the Writing Test) with a minimum composite score of 19 with at least 17 English and 17 mathematics. Although not currently required (with the exception of home-schooled applicants), applicants are encouraged to submit SAT Subject Test scores of their choice. Permanent Undergraduate Admissions 29 residents, educated in the United States, whose native language is not English are encouraged to take the TOEFL. If the TOEFL is not taken, applicants from local areas will be required to take the Georgia State Test of English Proficiency (GSTEP) to determine appropriate admission. Have a freshman index (FI) of 2500 or higher.

Qualification

Bachelor degree

Awarding body

Georgia State University

Department name

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Modern and Classical Languages