French
All our French courses are university-transferable. Please check the British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer website for specific transfer details at www.bctransferguide.ca.
Grade 12 equivalence courses:
- FREN 1115 is transferable to FREN 101 at UBC and unassigned first year at SFU
- FREN 1215 is transferable to FREN 102 at UBC and unassigned first year at SFU
- FREN 1117 is transferable to FREN 111 at UBC and unassigned first year at SFU
- FREN 1217 is transferable to FREN 112 at UBC and unassigned first year at SFU
- UBC French 112 (Langara 1217) satisfies the UBC Faculty of Arts language requirement for students majoring in Humanities
First Year transfer for students continuing in French and entering with Grade 12:
- FREN 1118 is transferable as unassigned first year credit at UBC and SFU
- FREN 1218 is transferable as unassigned first year credit at UBC and SFU
- FREN 1119 is transferable to FREN 121*or 122 at UBC and as unassigned first year credit at SFU
- FREN 1219 is transferable to FREN 122 or 123 * at UBC and as unassigned first year credit at SFU
Conversational courses:
- FREN 1205 is transferable as unassigned first year credit at UBC and SFU
Additional Notes:
All questions regarding the UBC Faculty of Arts language requirement should be directed to the Arts Advising Office in Buchanan Tower.
The Department of French, Italian and Hispanic Studies at UBC may not grant transfer credit for levels which are repeated within 5 years of obtaining the initial qualification.
UBC FREN 121 is a remedial grammar course, to be taken by students whose performance is weak. A placement test will take place at the beginning of classes.
UBC FREN 123 ladders into second year courses for students intending to continue with a major or minor in French studies.
For Simon Fraser University, the general rule is that all our courses count for unassigned first year credit, and you will need to take a placement test in order to continue. This SFU test may allow you to continue in second or even third year in some cases.
For other BC institutions, our courses often have a direct Transfer credit assigned. If this is not the case, you need to submit your transcript to the receiving institution and request individual evaluation.
