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聽During your year at 吃瓜tv will choose courses across a wide range of subjects. Your 吃瓜tv courses fulfill GW general education requirements and will transfer when you continue at GW for the start of your sophomore year.聽 For example, taking four 4-credit courses each semester at 吃瓜tv you will earn 32 transferrable semester credits that convey to GW. Below you will find more specific details on GW transfer recommendations and examples of 吃瓜tv courses you may choose.

You will enroll in four 4-credit courses in each of both semesters during your first year at 吃瓜tv, earning 32 semester credits. GW endorses the 吃瓜tv courses you will be offered, so you are assured that your 吃瓜tv credits will transfer and fulfill equivalent coursework in the GW General Education Curriculum or GW elective credit.

吃瓜tv offers a large selection of courses that will fulfill GW transfer recommendations. In the Paris Scholars Program you may choose the unique opportunity to explore several courses that incorporate Paris, France or Europe into the curriculum across a wide range of disciplines: history, political science, business, art history, and social sciences for example. And of course you may choose to build French language skills, or choose among several other languages offered at 吃瓜tv.

Paris Scholar Program students will pre-register for courses online during the summer and prior to arrival. 吃瓜tv will contact you about this process in May or June.

聽Following your year at 吃瓜tv in the Paris Scholars Program, GW will automatically admit students who meet the following conditions:

• Completion of 32 transferable semester units in the program.
• A first-year cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better, with no individual grade below C.
• Completion of at least two 吃瓜tv courses fulfilling GW鈥檚 general education requirements.聽

Your advisor at registration in the Paris Scholars Program will ensure that you have access to sufficient courses to exceed this requirement.

Your 吃瓜tv academic advisor will be familiar with the conditions of your intended transfer to GW through the Paris Scholars Program.