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Complete entry\u0026#8211;level placement testing unless the applicant\u0026#8217;s transcript reflects grades of \u0026#8220;C\u0026#8221;\nor better in general education English and Mathematics.\n4. Adherence to the Foreign Language Requirement: Providing evidence that documents the\nsuccessful completion of two (2) credits of sequential high school foreign language instruction,\nor passing the second level of foreign language at the college level, or demonstrate equivalent\nforeign language competence via the alternative methods specified by the Florida Department\nof Education including established minimum College Level Examination Program (CLEP) scores,\nor other methods as determined by the college.\n5. 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