This spring a number of one-credit language courses will be offered. Courses will be offered at the Intermediate level in Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, and Spanish, and we will also have an Advanced level course for Arabic. Times and dates for these courses are available on the Schedule of Classes.
To enroll in these courses, students will be required to take the online diagnostic exam, or use their scores on this fall’s language proficiency exam. Required scores for each course are as follows:
Arabic (Advanced): Advanced-Low to Advanced-Mid (primarily for MA students in Middle East Studies)
Arabic (Intermediate): Intermediate-Mid to Intermediate-High
Chinese (Intermediate): Intermediate-Mid to Intermediate-High
French (Intermediate): Intermediate-Mid to Intermediate-High
Russian (Intermediate): Intermediate-Mid to Advanced-Low
Spanish (Intermediate): Intermediate-Mid to Intermediate-High
If your speaking or reading level is below "Intermediate-Mid," you should take a regular language course at the intermediate level or below rather than the one-credit language course. The one-credit language course is designed for students who are near the required proficiency level for most MA programs. Please take the online diagnostic examination to estimate your proficiency level if you have not already taken a language proficiency examination.
Here are links to the diagnostic exams:
Arabic Diagnostic Exam
http://www.quia.com/pages/elliottschoollanguagetesting/arabicdiagnostic
Chinese Diagnostic Exam
http://www.quia.com/pages/elliottschoollanguagetesting/chinesediagnostic
French Diagnostic Exam
http://www.quia.com/pages/elliottschoollanguagetesting/frenchdiagnostic
Russian Diagnostic Exam
http://www.quia.com/pages/elliottschoollanguagetesting/russiandiagnositc
Spanish Diagnostic Exam
http://www.quia.com/pages/elliottschoollanguagetesting/spanishdiagnostic
If you meet the required proficiency level, and are interested in taking one of these courses, please contact Ryan Pond at rjpond@gwu.edu to enroll.
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