Welcome to the Minor!

Do the minor follow the same grading format as the English courses?

• Yes, they do

• No, they don't

• Sometimes

What is a Minor?

• a minor is a secondary career

• a minor is a the main academic discipline – another subject to focus on in addition to the major.

• a minor is a secondary academic discipline – another subject to focus on in addition to the major.

If I am taking this minor, instead of level 6 or level 7 of English, what do I need to do at the end of the semester if I pass this minor?

• I don't have to do anything

• I need to go to my faculty and validate my minor, so it replaces the level of English I was supposed to take

• I have to send an e-mail to the Minor Coordinator

• I can't validate level 6 or 7

What are the requirements to be part of the minor courses? (Choose two)

• I must have a 3.8 in my level 5 or level 6

• I must send an e-mail to the Minors coordinator asking for a spot

• I was exempt of taking English courses so I decided to take the minors as an elective

• I need a GPA of 3.8 or more in all my english courses

What is the main focus of the minor courses?

• To study complex grammar

• To learn about content throughout the usage of English

• To read English texts better

• To write good and correct e-mails

How can I be exempt of taking the International exam? (Choose two)

• If you pass one minor course

• If you take at least two minor courses instead of level 6 and 7 and your average score is 4.0 or higher

• If you have a GPA of 4.0 or higher taking into account all your English classes plus the minor courses

• If you take the minor courses as electives

How can I receive the Minor Diploma when I graduate from my main program?

• You will get a certificate if you take 1 minor course

• You will get a certificate if you take 2 minor courses

• You will get a certificate if you take 3 minor courses

• You will get a certificate if you take 4 minor courses

Click on all the activities you expect to have in this minor course:

• Academic presentations

• Grammar quizzes

• Oral Integrated Tasks (individual interviews)

• Reading academic texts

• Vocabulary quiz