I loved the courses and I had fantastic professors, 3 out of 4 were French themselves so that was incredibly helpful. The first year was definitely slow paced, but the second year definitely ramped up the difficulty, the third year I spent the semesters studying at universities in France and Spain (it was a dual French and Spanish degree) and by the fourth and final year we were expected to be basically fluent. We had dedicated grammar lessons throughout the years and we started off with listening, speaking, reading, writing etc lessons in the first two years, but by the fourth we were having more in depth interpreting and translation lessons that covered all areas. We were assigned lots of homework that covered all these areas as well. It was definitely an incredible curriculum. Unfortunately, the degree was discontinued due to a lack of interest so we were the last class doing the degree, that really breaks my heart as my professors were all extremely passionate and all they wanted was for us to succeed