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Japanese Minor
Department of
Foreign Languages and Literatures
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Description
| Requirements | Required Courses
| Elective Courses | Admissions/Certification
of Minor | Contact
Description
The objective of the minor in a foreign language is to enable students
majoring in any field to acquire proficiency in a second language, understanding
the culture, and knowledge of the countries in which the language is spoken.
Requirements
- Completion of 15 credit hours at or above the 200 level is required.
- 9 Credit hours must be taken at NC State and a maximum of six (6) credit hours may be transferred into the minor from another institution.
- The Department of Foreign Languages and Literature will determine
which courses transferred from other institutions may qualify to meet
requirements for the minor.
- Only two (2) courses from a study abroad program may count towards
the minor.
- A grade of 'C-' or better is required in all courses in the minor
program
Required
Courses
FLJ
201 Intermediate Japanese I
FLJ
202 Intermediate Japanese II
FLJ
301 Intermediate Japanese III
FLJ
302 Intermediate Japanese IV
FLJ
401 Advanced Japanese I
Elective Courses
NONE
Admissions and Certification of Minor
Admissions
Students first download a Minor Declaration Form and consult with their major adviser for approval of the minor program. After the student obtains the major adviser’s
signature, he/she should consult with the minor adviser listed below to develop a plan of study indicating required courses and expected
dates of completion.
Certification
Paperwork for certification should be completed no later than during
the registration period for the student's final semester at NC State.
Students should meet with the Coordinator of Advising,
Ms. Susan Navey-Davis (919.515.9288, http://www4.ncsu.edu/~navey/, 321 Withers), to complete the final certification. Students will receive official
recognition on their transcripts for the completed minor.
Contact Person
John Mertz
402 Withers
john_mertz@ncsu.edu
last updated: March 29, 2007
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