Liberal Arts and Sciences: French

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French Courses. 44 to 47 hours (beyond the 100 level).

Supporting Course Work. 6 to 8 hours of Western civilization and 12 to 15 hours chosen in consultation with an adviser.

REQUIREMENTS

FR 205, FR 207, FR 209, and FR 210, or their equivalent; plus 32 to 35 hours in French beyond these courses. These 32 to 35 hours may not include 100-level courses, or FR 270 or FR 280, and must include courses as outlined below; FR 199 may be included if approved by an adviser. Twelve to 15 hours in courses are to be chosen from other departments or programs.

OPTIONS

French Studies Option

1. Four courses in French language and linguistics, including FR 314.

2. Four courses in French literature: two courses in French literature prior to 1800, and two courses in French literature from 1800 to the present. FR 343--Studies in French, when dealing with a literary topic, may be substituted for one of these courses.

3. Three additional courses in French civilization, French film, French language and linguistics, French literature, or francophone studies.

4. Twelve to 15 hours in other departments chosen with the approval of the option adviser.

5. Western Civilization: HIST 110 or HIST 111 and HIST 112 or HIST 113, or C LIT 141 and C LIT 142, or substitutions approved by the option adviser.

French Commercial Studies Option

1. Five courses in French language and linguistics, including FR 314, FR 319, and FR 320.

2. Four courses in French civilization, French literature, or francophone studies.

3. FR 385 and FR 386.

4. Approved supporting course work of at least 15 hours in business administration, finance, and/or economics selected in consultation with the option adviser.

5. Western Civilization: HIST 110 or HIST 111 and HIST 112 or HIST 113, or C LIT 141 and C LIT 142, or substitutions approved by the option adviser.

NOTE: Consult an adviser in this option concerning mathematics and economics courses appropriate for the fulfillment of LAS general education requirements.

Year Abroad Program. See the French Study Abroad Program.

Departmental Distinction. A student must have at least a 4.5 cumulative grade-point average, complete a senior thesis (FR 292), and complete two additional advanced-level courses in French or in supporting course work. Consult the honors adviser for details.

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