French Minor

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Program: Minor
Department of International Language and Culture Studies
College of Arts and Sciences

Liberal Arts Building 267 ~ 260-481-6836

Study Abroad:

Both majors and non majors are encouraged to study abroad. For those who wish to study French, opportunities are available in Belgium, Canada, France, Switzerland, the French Antilles, Senegal or La Reunion.

Declaring this Minor:

Declare this minor within the Department of International Language and Culture Studies or through your major department
Students cannot declare a major and a minor in the same program

Program Requirements:

The catalog term for the minor will match that of your major degree program
At least 6 credits must be earned as resident credit at the 200+ level or above
You must earn a grade of C- or higher for all courses required in the minor
A minor is not awarded if requirements are not completed by the time your major degree is certified for graduation

To earn the minor in French, you must fulfill the following requirements in addition to those noted above:

Core Requirements

Required Courses: Credits 3

FR 21301 - Second-Year French Composition Cr. 3.
Normally taken concurrently with:
FR 20401 - Second-Year French II Cr. 3.

French Language Skills Courses: Credits 6

Choose two 3000+ courses from the following list:

FR 31700 - French Language Skills I Cr. 3.
FR 31800 - French Language Skills II Cr. 3.
FR 32600 - French in the Business World Cr. 3.
FR 33001 - Introduction to Translating French and English Cr. 3.
FR 33200 - Conversational Practice Cr. 3.

French Literature, Culture, or Film Courses: Credits 6

Choose two 3000+ courses from the following list:

Total Credits: 15

Student Responsibility

You are responsible for satisfying the graduation requirements specified for your selected program. Thus, it is essential that you develop a thorough understanding of the required courses, academic policies and procedures governing your academic career. All requests for exceptions to specific requirements must be made in writing and may be granted only by written approval from the appropriate chair or dean.