<p>Unfortunately, Inquiring, CAS students don’t get off the hook with language proficiency as easily as CSOM students. </p>
<p>"In the College of Arts and Sciences and the Carroll School of Management, proficiency in French, German, or Spanish may be demonstrated by a score of 3 or better on the A.P. exam or a score of 550 or better on the SAT II reading exam in French, German, Spanish, or Italian. A proficiency examination in German is also available through the department. Proficiency in Latin or Greek may be demonstrated by a score of 4 or 5 on the AP exam or of 600 or better on the SAT II reading exam. Students wishing to demonstrate proficiency in a language other than those listed above, and those for whom English is not their first language, should consult their class dean. Satisfaction of the requirement through course work requires successful completion of the second semester at the intermediate level or one semester above the intermediate level. "</p>
<p>So basically, CAS students must either place out of their respective language with sufficient AP/SAT II scores, or pass "Intermediate __________ "</p>
<p>I am probably going to waste a bit of my life taking Spanish. If I don’t like the gist of it the first week, I am definitely going to Intermediate Latin and passing out.</p>