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Courses Offered at LaGrange College. |
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JAPN 1101: |
Beginning Japanese I |
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JAPN 1102: |
Beginning Japanese II |
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JAPN 2103: |
Intermediate Japanese I |
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JAPN 2105: |
Intermediate Japanese II |
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Students must successfully complete at least 1101 and 1102 with a grade of B or better before they can study abroad. It is recommended that students complete at least the third semester of Japanese with a grade of B or better. |
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Courses at Seigakuin University |
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- Seigakuin University has exchange relationships with several international universities and offers a slate of courses each semester that serves their needs. These courses are of three types:
- Courses taught in English and about Japanese history and culture
- Courses taught in simplified Japanese (i.e., using a limited number of Kanji)
- Courses taught in Japanese for regular Japanese Seigakuin students, but that allow international students to turn in papers and exams written in English
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Courses will cover a broad range of topics, including Japanese language, history, culture, and economy. In consultation with the Japan Studies minor advisor, students will select a slate of courses from the Seigakuin schedule during the pre-registration period at LaGrange College. The student will register for several sections of this course:
JAPN 3000: Special Topics in Japanese Studies: [Subtitle Varies According to Course Topic] (variable credit) |
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In consultation with the LaGrange College Registrar and the Academic Dean, the Japan Studies advisor will establish correct hours earned and will develop course subtitles that best describe the contents of each course. Course credits will be transferred to LaGrange College if the student receives a course grade of C- or higher. |
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| Assessment of Learning Objectives |
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Program goals are assessed by meeting the following criteria: |
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- Successful completion of at least two semesters of Japanese study at LaGrange College with an overall average of B or above.
- Admission to the Seigakuin exchange program after review by the Program Director and the selection committee.
- Completion of at least 6 hours of study at Seigakuin University with grades of C- or above in each class.
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