Advising
This advice does not replace the French and Francophone Studies major requirements in the undergraduate catalog. Please reach out to Dr. Laura Edwards with any questions or concerns.
- FRE 111 and 112 do not count toward the major but do count as hours toward graduation.
- Students need 9 total FRE courses beyond 116, four of which must be at the FRE 300-level.
- Please note that these courses are not offered every semester and may sometimes be offered only every-other-year. Consult CourseFinder for current offerings and/or check with French faculty or academic advisor.
- Students may take FRE 285 and FRE 385 multiple times (each time counting as unique course credit) as long as course content is different each time.
Courses to choose from at the 200 or 300-level:
- FRE 213: Written Communication in French
- FRE 215: Advanced French Grammar and Oral Proficiency
- FRE 237: Critical Readings in French
- FRE 209: French Phonetics
- FRE 224: Contemporary France
- FRE 236: French for Global Business
- FRE 285: Topics in French Language, Literature, and Culture
- FRE 287: Independent Study in French
- FRE 300: Research in French
- FRE 305: History of French Civilization
- FRE 335: Comparative French/English Grammar and Style
- FRE 340: Introduction to Applied French Linguistics
- FRE 314: Studies in Francophone Culture
- FRE 325: Studies in Francophone Literature
- FRE 385: Selected Topics in French Literature
- FRE 386: Selected Topics in French and Francophone Cinema