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Modern Languages will grant 6 to 8 hours of credit in any language taught by the School for high school study in that language, provided the student has two or more years of high school credit in the language in question and has completed six semester hours at the 2000, 3000, or 4000 level with an average grade of C or higher. To have the credit entered on their records, students must submit the Modern Languages Proficiency Credit (Advanced Standing) form by to the School of Modern Languages for its approval, and pay $90 per course. No grade is attached to this credit, but the credit can fulfill the language requirement for graduation.
Students submitting a score of four or five on the Advanced Placement (AP) Examination in French, German, or Spanish "Language Level III" or "Literature Level III" may receive six hours of credit for courses numbered 2001-2 in the respective language.
For the Japanese AP exam, students who receive a score of three can earn three hours of credit for JAPN 2002; a score of four earns 6 hours of credit for JAPN 2002 and 3001; a score of five earns six hours of credit for JAPN 3001 and 3002.
For the Chinese exam, students who receive a score of three can earn three hours of credit for CHIN 2002; a score of four earns 6 hours of credit for CHIN 2002 and 3003; a score of five earns six hours of credit for CHIN 3003 and 3004.
Students who submit language scores of five or above for courses taken at the higher level from a certified high school International Baccalaureate program may also receive credit for courses numbered 2001-2 in French, German, or Spanish, for 3001-2 in Japanese, and for 3003-4 in Chinese. Official scores should be sent to the Registrar's office for processing.
The School will not grant credit for high school study in a foreign language to students who have taken 1000 level courses in that language or the equivalent at Georgia Tech, or at other college-level institutions for which they have received transfer credit.
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