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Intermediate Korean Classes Suspended Indefinitely

Since 2009-10, the Intermediate Korean course offerings were suspended with the statewide budget crisis for post-secondary schools and historically low class enrollments.  The following Korean courses have been placed on “suspension”:

• KORE 004
• KORE 005
• KORE 006

Korean is one of many world languages taught at De Anza. We provide a wide range of course levels to meet the needs of our students, including introductory and/or elementary sequences for all foreign languages offered, and intermediate and advanced courses for some.

If you have studied a language at another institution, to accurately assess your past instruction (and support your success in further Korean language study), we require a World Languages Prerequisite Clearance to register in KORE 2 or higher.  If you would like to contact an instructor, see our Korean department faculty list.

Please follow these general rules to decide which course level is best for you.

• One year of high school language is equal to one quarter of De Anza language. For example, if you took Korean 1 & 2 in high school, you can continue with Korean 3 at De Anza.
  
  
• Review the Korean course catalog and current schedule of classes (see links on left menu).
  
  
• If you have are a native speaker, have taken the language prerequisite at a college other than De Anza or Foothill, please submit the World Language Prerequisite Clearance application with an unofficial transcript supporting completion of your prior course work.
  
• See our Intercultural/International Studies Division Frequently Ask Questions page for more information about taking a language class at De Anza.

Komapsumnida!

If you inadvertently reached this department Web site while searching for the International Students Office, please visit the International Students Web site for further assistance.