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Oct 18, 2024
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2010-2011 General Catalog ARCHIVED CATALOG: To search archives, MUST use search box to left. Current catalog: catalog.usu.edu.
German Minor
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(12 credits) (2.5 GPA)
To receive a German minor, students must complete 12 upper-division credits in German. Students should note that only one credit of GERM 4920 may count toward the German minor. In addition, courses taken for the German minor programs may not be taken on a pass/fail basis.
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Course Requirements
Language Major Requirements
German Major and Minor Requirements
Minimum Departmental Requirements
Total Credits:
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German Major |
33 |
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German Major, Teaching Emphasis |
31 GERM & 31 SCED |
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German Minor |
12 |
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German Minor, Teaching Emphasis |
15 GERM & 31 SCED |
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German Major, Teaching Emphasis without licensure |
35 |
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German Minor, Teaching Emphasis without licensure |
19 |
Grade Point Average to Declare a Major or Minor |
2.5 Career GPA |
Grade Point Average to Graduate with Major or Minor |
2.5 GPA within Major/Minor Classes |
Note:
Courses for German Majors and Minors require a minimum of C- or better.
Courses for German Majors and Minors may not be taken on a Pass/ Fail Basis. German Minor—Teaching Emphasis with Licensure (50 credits) (2.5 GPA)
Note:
The following requirements only specify courses offered by the Department of Languages, Philosophy, and Speech Communication. To be licensed to teach in the Utah public secondary school system, students with a teaching emphasis must also complete additional courses (approximately 31 credits) required by the Secondary Education Program. For more information, please contact the Secondary Education Program, Education Building 330, or review the supplementary section, entitled Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP) Level Outline . Information is also provided on the Web at: http://teal.usu.edu/htm/seced/adstep
Students should note that only 1 credit from GERM 4920 may count toward the German Minor—Teaching Emphasis. In addition, courses taken for the German minor programs may not be taken on a pass/fail basis. I. German and Linguistics Courses (19 credits)
A. Required Courses (16 credits)
B. Elective Courses (3 credits)
Note:
1 This course may be repeated for credit.
2 Only 2 credits of GERM 4920 may count toward the German major.
3 GERM 4200 should be taken near the end of the student’s coursework. However, GERM 4200 is not offered every year. Therefore, students should check to see when the course will be offered.
4 LING 3300 or LING 4300 and LING 4400 must be taken during the same semester, and should be the last courses taken for the major or minor. German Teaching Emphasis and/or Minor— Teaching Emphasis without Secondary School Licensure (major 35 credits) (minor 19 credits) (2.5 GPA)
It is possible to have a teaching emphasis within a major or minor in German without receiving Secondary School teaching licensure. However, unless the student is an elementary education major, he or she would not be able to teach in Utah public schools (nor at many private ones). Graduating without licensure may allow employment at some community colleges and universities.
In order to complete the German Major—Teaching Emphasis without Secondary School Licensure, students must fulfill all of the requirements listed under Section I (German and Linguistics Courses) of the German Major—Teaching Emphasis with Secondary School Licensure (31 credits), plus either LING 3300 1 or LING 4300 1 (1 credit) and LING 4400 1 (3 credits), for a total of 35 credits.
Similarly, to complete a German Minor—Teaching Emphasis without Secondary School Licensure, students must fulfill all of the requirements listed under Section I (German and Linguistics Courses) of the German Minor—Teaching Emphasis with Secondary School licensure (15 credits), plus either LING
3300 1 or LING
4300 1 (1 credit) and LING
4400 1 (3 credits) for a total of 19 credits. Note:
1 LING 3300 or LING 4300 and LING 4400 must be taken during the same semester, and should be the last courses taken for the major or minor. |
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