The B.A. in World Languages prepares students to speak, understand, read, and write in non-English languages in a variety of cultural contexts and industries, including health care, law enforcement, international business, industry, government, non-profits, and NGO's. Students may opt for a single-language concentration (Spanish, Japanese, or German) or a dual-language concentration with any two of the offered languages.
Program Requirements
No grade below a C- will count toward the major. Graduating seniors must take a proficiency test as assigned by the advisor. The test will be arranged and paid for by the Department of World Languages, and students will receive a certificate of language proficiency issued by an independent, nationally recognized assessor. Additionally, students are required to participate in an approved immersion experience in their chosen language.