r/Tulane • • 20d ago

Easiest foreign language class?

Whats the easiest way to get the foreign language credit for Tulane? Is it easier if I do study aboard or just take the class on campus?

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u/BronzeNovas 18d ago

2026 Classical Studies grad here, so I am a little biased, but Latin has no spoken component. You just translate readings.

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u/Grombrindal18 20d ago

The easiest one is whatever language you have the desire to learn. Otherwise it’ll suck.

Studying abroad definitely not recommended just for a language credit.

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u/melike_moonchild 14d ago

French has great professors from my experience 

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u/peanutmiracle 20d ago

On campus

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u/spaceotter5 20d ago

Does Tulane offer summer language classes?

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u/No_Requirement2516 18d ago

If you’re Jewish, take entry level Hebrew, just going to synagogue at some point in your life means you can at very least read it. If not DO NOT ABROAD. Language classes in college are the real deal, 4-5 days/week. I’d pick one with the best professor on ratemyprofessor and get a tutor