
You can study French for one or two semesters at the Université d'Orléans in the city of Joan of Arc, located one hour south of Paris. You will attend classes for approximately 20 hours per week and take part in optional afternoon activities like singing and theater. Some previous knowledge of French is required (FREN 2010 or equivalent).
Credit-Hours
12-18 credit-hours per semester
Courses
Register for FREN 3050: Semester Study in France. Classes offered at the Université d'Orléans include French composition, grammar, speaking, phonetics, listening, composition and cinema.
Lodging and Meals
You will stay in a single room in a dormitory located on campus or close to public transportation. Meals are available in the student cafeterias.
Cost
Level 5**per semester includes airfare, visa, APSU tuition, housing, meals, French student social security, residence permit.
**Price is based upon the estimated cost of the program and grouped into levels. Level 1 - $2k-3k, Level 2 - $3k-4k, Level 3 - $4k-5k, Level 4 - $5k-6k, Level 5 - $6k-7k. Prices are subject to change due to increase in airfare, fluctuation of currency exchange and changes in tuition and fee rates. Estimated cost may not include airfare, APSU tuition, or health coverage unless specified. You should also budget funds for personal expenses based upon your spending habits.
Financial aid
This program provides a $100 scholarship for each semester you participate. You will receive the sum shortly after the beginning of each semester. Your current scholarships and financial aid may apply toward the cost of the program. Call the Office of Student Financial Aid at (931) 221-7907 to schedule an appointment with financial aid counselor, Cathy Naef. Additional scholarships and travel grants are available through the Office of International Education. Scholarship information.
Payment Schedule and Deadlines
Contact Dr. Culley Carson-Grefe, professor of languages and literature, at (931) 221-7596 or CarsonGrefeC@apsu.edu.
Austin Peay University reserves the right to make cancellations, date and fee adjustments and any other changes that may be required.
"One of my favorite moments was seeing the Eiffel Tower for the first time. I was with a couple of my friends and we walked from the Louvre Museum all the way to the Eiffel Tower. It did not look that far away, probably because it is so BIG, but I think we walked almost 2 hours to get there. Not only did I get to see the Eiffel Tower in the end, but I got to walk along the Seine River and see Paris in a way a probably would not have if I just rode the Metro there."
Danielle, France 2009
More information about Orléans, France can be obtained through the links below.
Université d'Orléans, City of d'Orléans, Office of Tourism
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