French, BA

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Major Requirements

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)
FREN 494 - Senior Thesis French 2 credit(s)
FREN 495 - Senior Thesis in French 2 credit(s)
One French course numbered 400 or above taken at Pacific 4 credits
Upper-division credits earned abroad in a French-speaking country 12 credits *
OR
Upper-division credits earned abroad in a French-speaking country 8-11 credits
AND
One French 300-level course or above for a total of 12 credits 1-4 credits **
Upper division FREN credits taken at Pacific 12 credits
OR
Eight upper-division FREN credits taken at Pacific 8 credits ***
AND

Four Credits From the Following:

ARTHI 270 - Global Art History I: Prehistoric-14th Century 4 credit(s)
ARTHI 271 - Global Art History II: 15th Century - Present 4 credit(s)
DANC 261 - Dance History & Appreciation I 4 credit(s)
DANC 305 - Advanced Ballet I 2 credit(s)
DANC 306 - Advanced Ballet II 2 credit(s)
ENGL 343 - Studies in Criticism & Theory 4 credit(s)
IS 201 - Intercultural Communication 4 credit(s)
HIST 206 - France from Caesar to Napoleon
HIST 235 - Europe Since World War II 4 credit(s)
HIST 335 - The Era of the First World War 4 credit(s)
HIST 338 - Era of the French Revolution 4 credit(s)
MEDA 401W - Advanced Film Analysis 4 credit(s)
WORL 365 - Teaching Lang & Culture Elem School 4 credit(s)

Total: 48 Credits

*Short-term travel abroad courses may not count towards upper-division hours earned abroad.

** Alternatives to the traditional semester study-abroad requirements must be through an accredited university and may be proposed to the French Program Coordinator for consideration. The program must then be pre-approved by the Chair of World Languages and Literatures in consultation with the French Program Coordinator and the Director of International Programs.

*** Other classes not listed here may be proposed to the French Program Coordinator for consideration.

**** Will depend on topic.