Major Requirements for a B.A. in French
The
program of study for the Bachelor of Arts in French is currently under
review by the Undergraduate College Curriculum Committee. Students
interested in pursuing this degree are advised to stay in close contact
with their academic mentor so that they can adjust to changes
forthcoming in this program of study.
Core courses
provide basic instruction in French language and culture. Students who
have not previously studied French can satisfy the core requirement
with the two beginning courses (FRE-0100 and FRE-0101). Students with
prior instruction in French will choose their starting point in
consultation with the French faculty and must complete at least
FRE-0200. Students with a strong background in French are encouraged to
register for 300-level courses all of which meet the major core
requirement. Core courses in foreign languages should be scheduled
during the first year at Rosemont College if possible.
In
addition to meeting the course requirements for the French major, all
students must also fulfill the General Education requirements for the
Undergraduate College. The Bachelor of Arts degree in French requires
120 credits.
General Education Requirements 57 to 58 credits
| Required Courses 30 credits |
| FRE-0300 |
Introduction to French Literary Studies |
3 credits |
| FRE-0306 |
Contemporary France |
3 credits |
| FRE-0310 |
Advanced Grammar and Composition |
3 credits |
| FRE-0315 |
French Conversation |
3 credits |
| FRE-0410 |
French Classical Theater |
3 credits |
| FRE-0490 |
Seminar in French Civilization |
3 credits |
| OR |
|
|
| FRE-0495 |
Seminar in French Literary Studies |
3 credits |
|
Four Elective courses at the 300-level or 400-level |
12 credits |
| Required Supporting Courses 3 credits |
| COM-0320 |
Linguistics of Communication |
3 credits |
Electives
The
remaining credit hours are electives and can consist of French courses,
but should not be limited to those particular disciplines. Electives
credits make up the remaining hours such that students graduate with
120 credits.