Students
with a previous background in the study of French (in high school, another
school or college, etc.) may now take an online placement test in French
and receive e-mail notification of which French course they should best
enroll in at City College. In addition, based on the placement result
and after consultation with the test advisor, the student may sign up
to earn extra units based on the previous study. Thus, if you had, for
example, two years of high school French with good grades, you take
the placement test and talk to the advisor. If the test and advisor
recommend you enroll in French 2, you take that course and upon completion
of French 2 with a grade of A or B, City College will award you units
for both French 1 and 2 (5 units per course for a total of 10 units).
Here are the procedures: |
1. |
Log on to the internet site of the placement test from any Internet
connected computer - you can take the test in the CCSF Language Center
(second floor of the library) if you like. It should not take more than
30 minutes. |
2. |
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3. |
Next,
type in the password: california1 (state name and the number one, lower
case) |
4. |
Then
follow the directions to take the test. |
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After taking the placement test, you will AUTOMATICALLY receive an email
with your result. YOU MUST PRINT OUT THIS EMAIL AND BRING IT WITH YOU
TO SEE THE FRENCH ADVISOR, Germaine Redfearn in Arts 304. Please
contact her first by e-mail (gredfern@ccsf.edu) or phone (239-3275)
to determine when she would be in her office. You will need to complete
a form so that we know you want us to grant the credit for previous
study upon completion of your CCSF French course. You may earn the same
number of units for previous study that you earn for the French course
you enroll in, i.e., if you take a three unit course successfully, we
grant the previous three units; if you take a five unit course, we grant
the previous five units. There is no charge to the student for the extra
units.
The CCSF Foreign Language Department thanks the Language Center and
the Office of Matriculation for their support in operating this pilot
program.
Last updated: 12/03/2007
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