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A little advice needed...
I'm planning to study in France, most probably music (Voice) and French. Wondering if there are any universities in particular (or music schools) strong in those areas. It seems like a given that most universities there would be suitable for French and there are music conservatories for music. yet I could hardly find substantial information on them. I'm looking at schools with a strong academic environment, and preferably partial to literature, history and communications. Also, what is the level of French required to adequately survive university there? And how might I keep up with my English Literature studies there as well? If you've studied in France do share your experience with me!
Much appreciation from me!
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August 4 2005, 05:29:53 UTC 6 years ago
*winks*
Hmm I was hoping to get a professional cert for English Literature but it's not a priority.My French would be passable if I were to live there, but probably not university standard.
Please do ask. Thank you so much!
July 17 2005, 16:54:23 UTC 6 years ago
From what I've been told, musically you can't get a degree, you get some sort of certification, like culinary school over here, or something. So it wouldn't really be transferable.
August 4 2005, 05:33:03 UTC 6 years ago
*winks*
Yeah... I understand... that's why I'm looking at universities first...thanks...
July 17 2005, 23:30:03 UTC 6 years ago
Have you looked into American schools and/or conservatories with good study abroad programs, just in case?
August 4 2005, 05:40:50 UTC 6 years ago
*winks*
hmmmamerican universities... too expensive.
i don't expect a double major... but perhaps some modules?