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Different schools have different policies on this; typically, the applicant should have a BA degree OR equivalent in the target language of study. | Different schools have different policies on this; typically, the applicant should have a BA degree OR equivalent in the target language of study. | ||
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| − | '''Chinese''': The Chinese School master's degree program focuses specifically on Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. It is designed for current teachers of Chinese or those who wish to teach Chinese. At this time, we do not offer an MA program in language and literature. | + | '''Chinese''': <br> The Chinese School master's degree program focuses specifically on Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. It is designed for current teachers of Chinese or those who wish to teach Chinese. At this time, we do not offer an MA program in language and literature. |
| − | '''Spanish''' | + | '''Spanish''': <br>* Four summers on the Vermont campus <br> * An initial summer in Vermont, followed by a combination of summers in Vermont and/or Guadalajara for the remaining three summers of study <br> * An initial summer in Vermont, followed by an academic year of accelerated study in Madrid<br>* An initial summer in Vermont, an academic year of study in Madrid, and a final summer in Vermont. |
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| + | '''French''':<br>* Four summers on the Vermont campus <br> * An initial summer in Vermont, followed by an academic year in Paris, and an optional final summer in Vermont <br> * Three summers in Vermont and a summer in Poitiers. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:36, 20 May 2011
Different schools have different policies on this; typically, the applicant should have a BA degree OR equivalent in the target language of study.
Common FAQs for MA program options:
Chinese:
The Chinese School master's degree program focuses specifically on Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. It is designed for current teachers of Chinese or those who wish to teach Chinese. At this time, we do not offer an MA program in language and literature.
Spanish:
* Four summers on the Vermont campus
* An initial summer in Vermont, followed by a combination of summers in Vermont and/or Guadalajara for the remaining three summers of study
* An initial summer in Vermont, followed by an academic year of accelerated study in Madrid
* An initial summer in Vermont, an academic year of study in Madrid, and a final summer in Vermont.
French:
* Four summers on the Vermont campus
* An initial summer in Vermont, followed by an academic year in Paris, and an optional final summer in Vermont
* Three summers in Vermont and a summer in Poitiers.
