French Studies

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) French Studies with Co-operative Education

Year 1 Application Requirements

Admission to co-operative education after Term 1 of students' first year of study will be based on a minimum cumulative average of 65% and a minimum major average of 70%, along with a successful evaluation of the co-operative education application through the Co-operative Education and Workplace Partnerships department.

Continuation Requirements

Students must maintain a cumulative and major average of 60% (remaining in good standing).

Future Admissions

Direct admission from high school is available through the Ontario Universities Application Centre.

A typical work-study sequence is as follows:

Year of Study	Fall	Winter	Summer
1	Study	Study (Transform)	Study
2	Work	Study	Work
3	Study	Study	Work
4	Study	Study	-

Each student accepted into the program will have to complete a non-credit job readiness program, Transform, during the winter term of their first year of study. A pass in Transform will allow students to move on to the job competition, where they compete for placement opportunities.

Current Student Admissions

Applications will be available on mySuccess in December and January of each year.  Only year one students in the Honours French program may apply for co-op. Upper year students, General degrees, Thesis, and Combined Honours degrees are not eligible.

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High School (or equivalent) Students

Students can apply for the co-op option when applying to the University of Windsor.

Selecting co-op when applying to the University of Windsor:

• High school applicants - select the co-op degree program on the Ontario University Application Centre form
• International applicants - select the co-op degreee program on the Ontario University Application Centre form