Basic Language Study

勛圖厙 Atlantic offers five semesters of basic French language: Beginning French (FRE 1120 and FRE 1121), Intermediate French (FRE 2220 and FRE 2221), and Advanced French (FRE 3400). Full course descriptions, including pre-requisites required at each level, can be found in the Course Catalog. Students wishing to take French for their 勛圖厙 Atlantic foreign language requirement can click here for specific guidelines and instructions.

We also offer several unique options for basic French language study:

1. FAST TRACK: Complete a year's worth of French (FRE 1120 and 1121) in one semester! This fast-paced and dynamic course provides students with a near-immersion experience, all without having to leave South 勛圖厙.

2. Interested in studying French abroad?

http://www.fau.edu/goabroad/Exchange_Programs.php#France

http://www.fau.edu/goabroad/Direct_Enroll_Programs.php#France

All basic French language courses are taught by experienced faculty and well-trained and supervised graduate students who communicate uniquely in French using the communicative approach. All basic French language courses combine language study with cultural exploration.

General Program Information

Dr. Michael Hamilton
Director of Undergraduate Studies
Department of Languages, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature

Lower-Division Language Placement

Dr. G矇raldine Blattner
Director of the Basic French Language Program
Department of Languages, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature

Placement Exam Procedures for French

Go to

  • Create an account and log in
  • Take the test (20-25 minutes)
  • When you are finished please print out your results and bring them to your first class.

Placement:

Score: 0-295 > French 1120

Score: 296 - 349 > French 1121

Score 350 - 439 > French 2220

Score 440+ > French 2221

Score 680+ > French 3400

If you place in a different level, your instructor will direct you to the proper place. Instructor���s email is available in the course schedule system . Still need help? Contact Dr. Geraldine Blattner.

Note: You will NOT be permitted to attend FRE 1120 without this printed results sheet!

Student Testimonial

Faculty

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G矇raldine Blattner, Ph.D

Professor

Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters

French Studies

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Boca Raton Campus

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Dr. Fr矇d矇ric Conrod, Ph.D

Professor | CLL Committee

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Languages, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature

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Boca Raton Campus

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Mary Ann Gosser-Esquil穩n, Ph.D

Professor of Spanish and Caribbean Literature

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French

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Boca Raton Campus

Mary Ann Gosser-Esquil穩n, Ph.D

Professor of Spanish and Caribbean Literature

Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters

French

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Boca Raton Campus

Jan Walsh Hokenson

Professor

Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters

Languages, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature

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Boca Raton Campus | GS 220

Rosemary Rahill

Rosemary Rahill, Ph.D

Senior Instructor of French

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French

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Boca Raton Campus

Christiane Reese

Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters

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Boca Raton Campus

Romain Rivaux, Ph.D

Senior Instructor of Linguistics and French & Director of Owlingua

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French

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Boca Raton Campus

Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters

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