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The English Foundation Program at The American
University of Paris, created for students whose
mother tongue is not English, is a one- or
two-semester curriculum designed to help students
integrate into a new academic system. |
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First semester, students take: |
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EN003
Intensive Writing |
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EN060 English Grammar Review |
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EnglishBridge |
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EnglishBridge is composed
of two linked courses that may be from a variety of
subject areas critical to a liberal arts education.
Students begin to understand how different subject
areas see a given problem in different ways while
they develop the language skills they need to
function in an English-speaking classroom
environment. |
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Second semester, students take: |
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EN001
Advanced Intensive Writing |
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Other classes to be
chosen with the help of the student's advisor. |
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The first year of the English Foundation
Program must be completed successfully (with
an overall grade average of “C”) before
students are allowed to proceed further into
their academic curriculum. Students earning
less than a grade of “C” must repeat the
courses in which their grade was below C. If
language skills are not yet adequate at the
end of the semester, the student may choose
to repeat elements of the program. Please
note: EN courses below EN 110 receive
elective credit, of which 15 credits may be
applied toward the student's degree. |
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