The Modern Language Program offers students the opportunity of expanding their thinking and living by learning and experiencing both the language and culture of the French, German and Spanish. While enhancing job opportunities, foreign languages help students in communications, business, literature, social work, choral music, and teaching.
Minors are available in French, German and Spanish.
Upper division courses rotate on a two-year cycle. Consult class schedule for current offerings. A teaching minor also requires EDU 317 and 446. Placement Test Students who have studied a foreign language for two years in high school, before enrolling at the University of Mary, receive advanced standing by passing a CLEP test or a placement test. Substitutions for Language Study Depending on permissibility of the major, one year of a foreign language may be substituted for ENG 103 or COM 109.