Throughout, the program emphasizes tradition in the midst of change, as France and the other countries of the European Community continue their efforts to realize unity in diversity. Contemporary French Theatre Eligibility Students must have completed French 12 or one course at the 20 or 30 level at Earlham by the beginning of the program. Students on academic probation are not eligible to participate. A person's eligibility for this program may also be affected by being placed on social probation. Majors from all disciplines are welcome.
Selection is conducted by a student and faculty committee.
Orientation Students accepted into the program are required to participate in the orientation sessions during Spring Semester. These sessions are designed to prepare the student for the cross-cultural experience, and include passport and travel information, readings, films, lectures, and discussions with former participants. Living Arrangements In Nantes and Paris students live in private homes and will be provided the evening meal with these families. Living with families enriches the language learning experience as well as provides insights into daily life in France. The program covers academic and educational costs including cultural events and group excursions, as well as room and board costs during the academic portion of the program.