Modern & Classical Languages
Associate Degree(s) in Core Curriculum with pathway courses
| Pathway | Catalog | Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Modern Languages | G |
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses.
OnlineBachelor’s Degrees may be started on any campus and can only be completed in Dahlonega or Gainesville (coded below).
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses.
Online| Program Name | Catalog | Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic Minor | ||
| Chinese Minor | ||
| Flagship Chinese Minor | ||
| French Minor | ||
| German Minor | ||
| Japanese Minor | ||
| Korean Minor | ||
| Russian Minor |
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses.
Online-
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