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French requirement

Undergraduate students must demonstrate a working knowledge of French to be eligible for graduation. We define “working knowledge” as the ability to cover a press conference and conduct an interview entirely in French.

How to meet the requirement

This requirement can be met in one of five ways:

  1. Students who attended and graduated from a French-language high school are exempt.
  2. Students who attended and graduated from a French-language CEGEP are exempt.
  3. Students who pay International Student fees up to the time of graduation are exempt.
  4. Students who do not fulfill options 1-3 above, but already have a good grasp of French can meet this requirement by attending an evaluation. Dates and booking instructions are sent out by the Undergraduate Program Assistant every semester.
  5. Students who do not have a working knowledge of French, or who do not pass the evaluation must complete FRAN 305 and any necessary pre-requisites. Pre-requisites for FRAN 305 are determined via the French department’s placement test. Students must complete the placement test before registering in any FRAN courses.
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