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Bachelor of Arts in French Progress Sheet (27-42
hours)
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| Basic Skill Courses (0-15 hours). Exemption is possible from these courses
according to performance on the placement test. Native
speakers should consult the Department of Modern Languages and
Cultures. |
| Courses: |
Prerequisite: |
| ______ 101 French Lanuage and
Culture I |
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| ______ 102
French Language and Culture II |
French 101
or equivalent |
| ______ 103
French Language and Culture III |
French 102
or equivalent |
| ______ 201
Communicating in French |
French 103
or equivalent |
| ______ 220
Reading in French |
French 103
or equivalent |
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| Required
French Courses (21 hours). |
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| ______ 300
French Grammar Review |
French 201
or 220 or permission |
| ______ 320
Main Currents in French Literature |
French 201
or 220 or permission |
| ______ 350
French Linguistics and Phonetics |
French 201
or 220 or permission |
| ______ 400
Advanced French Grammar |
French
300 |
| One of the following literature
courses: |
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| ______ 335
Women in French Literature |
French 201
or 220 or permission |
| ______ 404
Modern French Literature |
6 hours of
French at 300 level |
| ______ 411
Literature of the Classical Period |
6 hours of
French at 300 level |
| One of the following
civilization courses: |
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| ______ 305
French Civilization |
French 201
or 220 or permission |
| ______ 306 Modern
France |
French 201 or 220 or
permission |
| One of the following
conversation courses: |
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| ______ 301 Dev. Vocab. &
Conversation Skills |
French 201 or 220 or
permission |
| ______ 401 Advanced Oral
Communication Skills |
3 hours of French at 300
level |
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| Electives (6 hours). Any 300- or 400-level French course may be chosen as an
elective including the civilization course not chosen under
required courses. |
| Second Language (optional). Students not pursuing a double major are strongly
encouraged to complete the skills block in Spanish, German,
Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Russian. |
| Second Language Minor (optional). A minor in the second language may be earned by
completing the courses indicated. For a German minor: 102,
103, 201, 220, and two 300-level courses. For a Spanish
minor: 102, 103, 201 or 220, and two 300-level courses. |
| Study Abroad Program (highly recommended).
Students should plan
to spend a summer or semester in a country where French is spoken.
Credits earned may be used to fill the above
requirements. |
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| Assessment of Majors |
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