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2009-2010 University Catalog
Foreign Languages, BA
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Banner Code: LA-BA-FRLN
The bachelor of arts degree in foreign languages, which offers concentrations in French and Spanish, prepares students for teaching careers at the secondary school level, graduate study in languages, and research and professional work in government and private enterprise. Language majors are encouraged to complete a minor or, if possible, a second major in another field. Students who want a double major in a language and another subject should plan a program of study in consultation with advisors from both disciplines.
This program of study is offered by the Department of Modern and Classical Languages . |
▲ Concentration in French (FRN)
In addition to satisfying university general education requirements and the requirements for a bachelor of arts degree in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, students pursuing this concentration must complete a minimum of 33 credits in French courses at the 300 level and above, each with a minimum grade of 2.00. Students are expected to complete a balanced program that includes courses in language, culture and civilization, and literature. One advanced language course (6 credits):
Two courses (6 credits) in literature and civilization chosen from:
Three elective courses (9 credits) in FREN at the 300-level or above
Four courses (12 credits) of FREN courses at the 400-level or above
Note:
No more than one course (3 credits) conducted in English (e.g. FREN 325, 329) may be used to fulfill requirements for the concentration in French. ▲ Concentration in Spanish (SPN)
In addition to satisfying university general education requirements and the requirements for a bachelor of arts degree in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, students pursuing this concentration must complete a minimum of 33 credits in Spanish courses at the 300-level and above, each with a minimum grade of 2.00. Core courses (6 credits):
Three additional required courses (9 credits):
Four SPAN courses at the 400 level (12 credits)
Two elective courses (6 credits) in Spanish
- May include other SPAN courses not specifically required or not used to fulfill another requirement
Note:
With approval of the department, one course taught in English (3 credits) may be applied toward the concentration in Spanish. Comparative Literature Emphasis
The English Department and the Modern and Classical Languages Department offer a BA in English with an emphasis in comparative literature. This program combines the study of literature in English with the study of one or more foreign literatures and with cross-cultural literary study. See the English Department section of this chapter. Notes:
Students should consult with their advisor to design a program of study focusing on a specific genre, period, issue, or other cross-cultural topic. Writing-Intensive Requirement
The university requires all students to complete at least one course designated “writing intensive” in their majors at the 300 level or above. Students majoring in foreign language may fulfill this requirement by successfully completing FREN 309 or SPAN 370. |
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