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This requirement may be met either by successful completion of the appropriate college-level course or by examination. Languages that may be used include those taught at UCF and any others for which the University can obtain standardized proficiency tests. Students who have previously received a baccalaureate degree are exempt from this requirement.  \nOption 1 – Complete Two Courses  \nFor students with limited to no language proficiency , you may complete two courses, Elementary Language I and Elementary Language II , in your language of choice offered by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures or the Department of History (Hebrew) . You will complete 8 credit hours of lower division course credit.  \nOption 2 – Complete One Course  \nFor students with moderate language proficiency , you may complete one course by skipping Elementary Language I and proceeding directly to Elementary Language II or a higher-level language course (Intermediate I through upper level course) in your language of choice offered by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures or the Department of History (Hebrew) . You will complete 3-4 credit hours of course credit.  \n Students who are native or heritage speakers, or who have otherwise developed some proficiency in a foreign language, should not start in the Elementary levels ofa language. Please review the proficiency testing options below or contact the appropriate department, outlined on page 2, for placement at the appropriate level.  \nOption 3 – Satisfy through Proficiency  \nCLEP  \nFor students proficient in another language and needing to demonstrate only one-year proficiency for their declared program, College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) testing is available in the University Testing Center. Depending on your score you will earn between 0 – 8 credit hours of language course credit. Credit at the Elementary Language Level II (XXX 1121) is required to meet the oneyear proficiency.  \nAvailable in French, German, and Spanish.  \nHebrew Proficiency Exam  \nFor students proficient in Hebrew and needing to demonstrate only one-year proficiency for their declared program, the Hebrew Proficiency Exam is available in the University Testing Center. With a passing score you will satisfy the one-year proficiency requirement. The exam does not award any course credit.  \nEnglish as Second Language  \nA student who is required and furnishes a passing TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score for admission to the University is considered to have satisfied the requirements.  \nFLATS  \nFor students proficient in another language and needing to demonstrate only one-year proficiency for their declared program, Foreign Language Achievement Testing Service (FLATS) testing is available in the University Testing Center. With a passing score you will satisfy the one-year proficiency requirements. The FLATS does not award any course credit. Available in over 50 languages.  \nMLL Proficiency Process  \nAdditional foreign language proficiency evaluation is available through the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures (MLL) in the following situations:  \n1. For students with programs that require foreign language proficiency beyond the one-year proficiency requirement.  \n2. For students that are proficient in another language that testing is not available through the University Testing Center.  \nAvailability of language proficiency evaluation is dependent on availability of faculty in MLL. MLL proficiency evaluation is not available during summer.  \nContact College of Arts and Humanities Student Advising (CAHSA) to explore this option.  \nTrevor Colbourn Hall 159, 407-823-3312  \nForeign Language Proficiency (Other programs)  \n\n| Select non-BA degree programs have a foreign language graduation requ","cbCaitnfjL23JPsw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitnfjL23JPsw","pdf",122910,"English","# Foreign Language Proficiency (Bachelor of Arts)\n## Option 1 – Complete Two Courses\n## Option 2 – Complete One Course\n## Option 3 – Satisfy through Proficiency\n## CLEP and Hebrew Proficiency Exam\n## English as Second Language and FLATS\n## MLL Proficiency Process\n## Foreign Language Proficiency (Other programs)\n## ASL Language Option","[{\"question\":\"How can a Bachelor of Arts student satisfy the one-year foreign language proficiency requirement?\",\"answer\":\"Students can complete the appropriate college-level language courses, take language placement based on proficiency, or satisfy the requirement through approved proficiency testing such as CLEP, the Hebrew Proficiency Exam, or FLATS.\"},{\"question\":\"What options exist if I have limited or no foreign language proficiency?\",\"answer\":\"Students with limited to no proficiency may complete two courses—Elementary Language I and Elementary Language II—in the chosen language, earning 8 credit hours of lower division course credit.\"},{\"question\":\"What if I already have proficiency in another language?\",\"answer\":\"Students may avoid starting at elementary levels and instead review placement options. 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