Accommodations
All students live in residence on campus and eat at the university's cafeteria. A room will be reserved for you in residence upon receipt of your application and deposit. Students are placed in residence according to their age.
The Placement Test
The placement test is a French-language equivalency evaluation given on the first Monday of every session. Don't worry about studying! The results of the test allow us to place you into one of our 8 program levels (from Beginner to Very Advanced), according to your skill.
Certificate
Students who successfully complete the 5-week spring or summer sessions will receive a certificate indicating their completed level of competency in French, and a transcript.
Credits
Students may request that credits for successfully-completed courses be transferred to other universities or high schools. Note: acceptance of credit transfers depends on the receiving institution.
The French-Only Rule
At the official opening of the session, you are asked to sign a pledge agreeing to speak French at all times during the program. As soon as the pledge is signed on the first Monday of the session, the use of French is mandatory at all times until the end of the pledge on the last Friday of the session. If a student is caught speaking English they will receive a warning. The third warning results in expulsion from the program.