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If I don’t finish an IGETC at a community college first, can my high school foreign language be used to satisfy UCR’s foreign language requirement?

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If I don’t finish an IGETC at a community college first, can my high school foreign language be used to satisfy UCR’s foreign language requirement?

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A. No. UCR requires every student to complete the equivalent of one year of college level elementary foreign language. This can be completed through a placement exam or through completion of the third level of elementary foreign language. Students transferring to UCR with an IGETC have already met the foreign language requirement.

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