Yes, as long as the course is\u00a0taken at an accredited institution of higher education and you receive a 2.0 or higher.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/a>\n<\/div>\n French, German, Spanish<\/strong>: Contact anyone\u00a0in Academic Advising to take the online placement test. You are allowed to take this test only once, and you do\u00a0not receive transcript credit for the courses\u00a0you test out of.<\/em><\/p>\n ASL<\/strong>: We offer an in-person department exam that will give you transcript credit for ASL 101 or 102. The fee is $100 per credit or $400 per course, which comes to $800 if you want transcript credit for both\u00a0ASL<\/span>\u00a0101 and<\/u> 102. If your intention is simply to satisfy the Augsburg language requirement, you would need to take (and pass) only the test<\/span> for 102 ($400). Please contact the Languages Department chair if you are interested in pursuing this option.<\/em><\/p>\n Other languages<\/strong>: Augsburg honors exam results from\u00a0Language Testing International<\/a>\u00a0(LTI),\u00a0which offers\u00a0the oral proficiency interview (OPI) in a wide\u00a0variety of languages. The cost is around $200: contact LTI directly for a quote or\u00a0to set up the exam. As with the placement test in French, German, and Spanish, you do not receive transcript credit for\u00a0this test, but a sufficient score (Intermediate-Low on the ACTFL scale) will allow you to\u00a0pass out of the Augsburg language requirement.<\/em><\/p>\n International students:<\/strong> If you\u00a0graduated from a high school\u00a0abroad\u00a0in which all instruction was in a language other than English (international schools with curricula in English do not count), your high school experience may\u00a0demonstrate\u00a0the proficiency necessary to exempt you from the Augsburg language requirement. To request an exemption through this option, you must provide a certified copy of your high school transcript, with an official translation into English, to the chair of the Languages Department.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n\n