French, Minor

Introduction

Learn the French language, which is spoken by about 200 million people on five continents, as well as the rich traditions of French-speaking countries. The French program pairs the classroom immersion experience with cultural experiences on campus. Students engage with French language speakers using state-of-the-art technology in the Center for Languages and International Collaboration. Students are encouraged (but not required) to study abroad in France for one semester or to participate in short-term travel courses to different parts of the French-speaking world.

Minor Requirements: 24 Credits

FREN 101 - Intro to French Language & Culture 4 credit(s)
FREN 102 - Intro French Language & Culture 4 credit(s)
FREN 201 - Intermediate French 4 credit(s)
FREN 202 - Intermediate French 4 credit(s)
Two French courses numbered at 300 or above taken at Pacific 8 credit(s)

Total: 24 Credits

Students completing a French minor must complete a minimum of 16 credits of French offerings at Pacific regardless of their initial placement level.

Program Learning Outcomes

Achieve linguistic proficiency in French for listening, speaking, reading and writing equivalent to ACTFL* Intermediate Mid.
Demonstrate sensitivity to cultural differences, reflect on their own culture, and explain differences between their own culture and the cultures of the French-speaking world.