French Major (FRNH)

It is recommended that students specializing in French, or planning to continue with graduate work, carry their undergraduate study be¬yond the minimum requirements listed below. Many graduate schools require additional course work in literature.

General Education Requirements ......................................... 41 hours

Area I Symbolics and Communication

1. ENGL121 Composition II: Researching the PublicExperience (3 hrs)
2. See page 21
3. One course from the following:

FRNH121 Beginning French I (5 hrs)
FRNH122 Beginning French II (5 hrs)
FRNH233 Intermediate French Conversation, Composition and Grammar (3 hrs)
FRNH234 Intermediate French Conversation, Composition and Grammar (3 hrs)

4. See page 21
5. See page 21

Area II Science and Technology

1. See page 21
2. See page 22
3. See page 22

Area III Social Sciences

1. PLSC112/113 American Government (3 hrs)
2. See page 22
3. See page 22
4. See page 22

Area IV Arts and Humanities

1. FRNH341 Survey of French Literature*
2. FRNH342 Survey of French Literature*
3. See page 23
4. See page 23

Physical Education/Graduation Requirement ........................ 2 hours

Major Requirements ......................................................... 30 hours

Required Courses 18 hours

*FRNH341 Survey of French Literature (3 hrs)
*FRNH342 Survey of French Literature (3 hrs)
FRNH343 French Composition (3 hrs)
FRNH344 French Conversation (3 hrs)
FRNH443 Advanced French Grammar and Composition (3 hrs) FRNH444 Advanced French Conversation (3 hrs)

Restricted Elective Courses 12 hours

Six credits at the 400-level
Six credits in French at any level

Minor Requirements ......................................................... 20 hours

University Elective Courses .............................................. 31 hours

PROGRAM TOTAL ............................................................ 124 hours

NOTE:
*This course satisfies both a general education and a major requirement.