French (B.A.)

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Requirements

The French major consists of 36 credits in intermediate or upper-level courses and LIN 200 Introduction to Linguistics . At least 8 credits of French at the 300/400 level must be successfully completed on the Gordon campus. Majors are required to spend either one or two semesters at an approved program in France or a Francophone country. The junior year is recommended for study abroad.

Concentration in Francophone Studies

French majors may elect to complete a concentration in Francophone studies within their program. Requirements for this concentration are:

Requirements

FRE 365 - Caribbean Studies Credits: 4
FRE 491 - Seminar in Quebec Studies I Credits: 2
FRE 492 - Seminar in Quebec Studies II Credits: 2
FRE 493 - Seminar in African Studies I Credits: 2
FRE 494 - Seminar in African Studies II Credits: 2
One additional 4-credit course selected by the student with department approval

Double Major with Middle School and Secondary Education

Requirements

Students seeking licensure in French or Spanish at the 5-12 grade level must complete all language and education requirements, including a semester of study overseas. In addition, prior to their senior year students must pass Advanced Writing (FRE 313 or SPN 313 ) with a minimum B grade as well as the departmental Prepracticum Spoken Language Standard. See language advisor for details.

Courses that are strongly recommended:

EDU 300 - Theories of Language Acquisition Credits: 2
EDU 301 - Methods of Second Language Teaching Credits: 2
EDU 303 - Teaching English as a Second Language Using Sheltered English Credits: 2