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Subjects covered The modules include 699 Dissertation Research and Dissertation 691 S�minaire sur l'Afrique, les Antilles ou l'Oc�an Indien 681 S�minaire sur le Qu�bec 670 S�minaire sur le Maghreb 665 S�minaire sur l'Europe francophone 655 S�minaire sur les autres litt�ratures de l'Am�rique du Nord 640 Mouvements et �coles litt�raires 622 S�minaire de linguistique 599 Thesis Research and Thesis 597 Recherches dirig�es 591 L'Oc�an Indien 581 Le Qu�bc contemporain 575 Litt�rature et culture acadiennes 570 Le Maghreb 565 Litt�rature belge 557 La France contemporaine 546 Dialectologie 543 Le vingti�me si�cle depuis 1945 542 Le vingti�me si�cle avant 1945 541 Atelier de m�thodologie 532 Litt�rature fran�aise du dix-neuvi�me si�cle 522 Etude sociolinguistique et ethnolinguistique du monde francophone 521 Le Si�cle des Lumi�res 518 Po�sie et po�tique 515 Litt�rature fran�aise du dix-septi�me si�cle 513 La Renaissance 510 Le Moyen age 502 Etudes litt�raires ou linguistiques ou cin�matographiques (variable content) 501 Pr�paration p�dagogique 492 (G) Topics in Louisiana French Literature 491 (G) Topics in Antilles and French African Literature and Civilization 483 (G) Actualit� socio-�conomique de la France 481 (G) Topics in Quebec Literature and Civilization 466 (G) History of the French Language 465 (G) Introduction to French Linguistics 460 (G) Advanced Composition and Stylistics 455 (G) French and Francophone Film 449 (G) Louisiana Folklore Fieldwork, 441 (G) Survey of Twentieth Century Fiction, 431 (G) Nineteenth Century Studies, 425 (G) Francophone Oral Tradition, 424 (G) The Sociocultural Context of Louisiana French, 421 (G) Culture and Civilization of the Contemporary Francophone World, 401 (G) Literary or Linguistic or Cinematographic Studies (variable content), 400 (G) Phonetics and Phonemics, 382 Commercial French, 381 Introduction to Economic French, 362 Advanced French II, 361 Advanced French I, 340 Louisiana French Folklore and Folk Music, 322 French and Francophone Popular Culture, 312 Topics in Francophone Literature, 311 Introduction to French and Francophone Literature, 317 Conversational French for Tourism, 316 Advanced Conversation, 302 Literary or Linguistic Studies I, 301 Cajun French, 216 Intermediate Conversation, 211 Intermediate French Laboratory, 202 French for Reading, 201 Intermediate French, 111 Elementary French Laboratory, 102 Elementary French II, 101 Elementary French I.

Entry requirementsThe Original results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 525 paper based (195 computer based) is needed for admission. If the student does not have scores on file at UL Lafayette, the student must request official ACT scores, from his/her high school, or provide a copy of his/her original scores to the Admissions Office. UL Lafayette ACT Test Code is 1612. SAT test scores will be converted to an ACT equivalent. UL Lafayette SAT Test Code is 6672. It is mandatory that all new students show proof of immunization for measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis (whooping cough), poliomyelitis, hemophilus influenzae type B, and meningococcal meningitis.

Application details The completed application must be returned with a $30 non-refundable application fee in check or money order. All International applicants must submit a completed Confidential Financial Information Form (PDF) if they wish to be admitted to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. This form provides evidence of the ability of the applicant to pay all required educational and living costs. The Confidential Financial Information Form must be on file with the Admissions Office at UL Lafayette before an I-20 or IAP-66 can be issued. This is not required for United States citizens or applicants with permanent resident status.

Application deadline Jun/01 for Fall, Oct/01 for Spring, Mar/01 for Summer

Number of students 16345

Number of international students 651

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University of Louisiana at Lafayette
LAFAYETTE
Louisiana
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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Residence Hall community is a valuable part of the college experience. The university emphasizes teaching, learning, and scholarship; living in our residence halls challenges each student to incorporate personal responsibility and maturity into the quest for academic achievement. There are nine residence halls on UL Lafayette?s campus that accommodate approximately 1,800 to 2,400 undergraduate and graduate students each semester. Residence halls are SMOKE-FREE. Some things that are necessary when living on campus are linens, an alarm clock, touch-tone phone, and adhesive gum to hang posters. Some things that are not necessary but are helpful are an umbrella, keychain, plastic bucket to carry toiletries to shower, bathrobe, tv/radio for relaxation time, calendar, and items that help make the space feel like home. Students are encouraged to decorate the room any way they would like as long as permanent changes are not made to the space (i.e. no painting, drilling, etc.). Some items that are NOT allowed are a microwave, pets of any kind, all cooking appliances, candles and incense, and dartboards. The Apartments has the family Housing: married and single-parent residential community (1 and 2 bedroom). Legacy Park: single-student residential community; 1, 2, or 3 bedrooms; private baths; living on-campus with all of the space, privacy, and amenities of off-campus living.

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The Department of Modern Languages at UL Lafayette offers the Ph.D., M.A., and B.A. as well as an undergraduate minor in French and Francophone Studies, the M.A. in Spanish and French as one of three options within the Francophone Studies M.A. program, the B.A. and an undergraduate minor in Spanish, and a strong undergraduate minor in German. Students may also take German as a second major, in conjunction with a primary major field in this or another department. We give as a range of courses in Latin, and in English for speakers of other languages. The programs in French focus on the Francophone world outside metropolitan France, and include strong offerings in Louisiana French. The programs in Spanish focus strongly, although not exclusively, on Latin America. Many of our faculty are noted experts in their fields. Our faculty takes a strong interest in cross-disciplinary study. We work closely with colleagues campus wide in the Center for Acadian and Creole Folklore and the Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism as well as the programs in Anthropology, English, Film Studies, Folklore, History and Geography, Humanities, Latin American Studies, Music, and Women's Studies, and we regularly offer team taught courses with colleagues in these disciplines.

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