INTERMEDIATE GERMAN-WRITING

GERMAN 262

Course Description

Individual and collaborative writing as well as teacher- and student-guided writing activities. Writings rely on authentic text models, many with German-specific cultural connotations.

Prerequisties

GERMAN 204 or placement into GERMAN 249 , GERMAN 258 , or GERMAN 262

Satisfies

GERMAN 411 , GERMAN 372 , GERMAN 337 , GERMAN/MEDIEVAL 651 , GERMAN 385 , GERMAN 305 , GERMAN 285 , GERMAN 258 , GERMAN 351 , GERMAN 249 , and GERMAN 362

Credits

Offered

Fall, Spring

Grade Point Average

3.7

-3.56% from Historical

Completion Rate

95.45%

-3.61% from Historical

A Rate

81.82%

-3.82% from Historical

Class Size

-35.71% from Historical

Instructors (2025 Fall)

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Julia GOETZE

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Mary HENNESSY

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