MODEL FRCH *Core Curriculum Courses. 15 Credit Hrs.

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1 FRENCH MAJORS AND MINORS 4-Year Course Planning (three models). All models follow French courses rotation schedule In order to graduate in a timely manner, all courses must be taken as scheduled University Core Curriculum : 44 Credit Hours (15 ) French Major Requirements: Required, 55 (18 courses) Credit Hours; Elective, 25 Credit Hours (8 courses) Freshman Year MODEL 1 FRCH 1000 level courses: 1. FRCH 1114 (4 Cr. Hrs.) Success Central 3. 3 *Core Curriculum Spring FRCH 1000 level courses: 1. FRCH *Core Curriculum Sophomore Year FRCH 2000 level: 1. FRCH Other Foreign Language, level 3. 2 *Core Curriculum Junior Year 13 Credit Hrs. Spring FRCH 2000 level: 1. FRCH Other Foreign Language, level AND 3 Core Curriculum OR: 4 *Core Curriculum Summer, Block 1 If offered that year: FRCH 3043: French Cook Book (French elective, WWW) 3 Credit Hrs. FRCH 3000/4000 level courses: 1. Two upper-division courses in French (required) 2. If offered that semester: FRCH 3993: Conversation Topic (French elective) AND 2 Core Curriculum OR: 3 Core Curriculum Senior Year Spring FRCH 3000/4000 level courses: 1. Two upper-division courses in French (required) 2. 3 Core Curriculum Summer, Block 1 If not already taken: FRCH 3043: French Cook Book (elective, WWW, online) 3 Credit Hrs. FRCH 3000/4000 level courses: 1. Two upper-division courses in French (required) 2. If not taken last year: FRCH 3993: Conversation Topic (French elective) AND 2 Core Curriculum OR: 3 Core Curriculum Spring FRCH 3000/4000 level courses: 1. Two upper-division courses in French (required) 2. 3 Core Curriculum * Refer to list of Possible French Electives in Departments Other Than Modern Languages, page 2. 6 Credit Hours (2 courses) in Core Curriculum may apply toward the French degree. 1

2 MODEL 2 Start at Intermediate French MODEL 3 One Semester/Year Study Abroad Junior Year: Carefully plan your course program with Center for Global Competency (CGC) Advisor, Undergraduate Advisor and French Program Advisor prior to embarking on your study abroad program, so that you can apply credit hours to be taken abroad toward your French Major at UCO. IMPORTANT: A maximum of 15 UCO credit hours may be transferred from your French Study Abroad Program and applied toward your French degree at UCO. If you take more than the equivalent of 15 UCO credit hours abroad, the remaining hours may be transferred as electives for a degree in another department. Once again, make sure you receive approval for credit hours transfer prior to embarking on your study abroad experience by consulting with the Undergraduate Advisor, CGC Advisor and Departments advisors. Possible French Electives in Departments Other Than Modern Languages 6 Credit Hours in Core Curriculum may be applied toward the French Major In order for these courses to count toward your French degree, you must consult with and receive approval of the Undergraduate advisor and French advisor prior to enrolling in these courses. If you qualify to take French courses offered during the same semester, you must give them priority. ENGLISH GEOGRAPHY HISTORY HUMANITIES PHILOSOPHY GEO 3123: Geo PHIL 3133: of Europe Modern Philo GEO 3163: Geo PHIL 3163: of Africa Contemporary GEO 3503: Philo World Political Geo ENG 3313: Early European Drama ENG 4223: Contemporary Lit & Cult ENG 4263: Lit Criticism ENG 4473: Advanced Composition HIST 3483: Absolutism & Enlightenment In Europe HIST 3583: Europe HIST 4103: Europe, 1919 to 1945 HIST 4133: Europe Since 1945 HIST 4663: The French Revolution and Napoleon HUM 3033: Medieval Humanities HUM 3034: Renaissance and Baroque Humanities HUM 4303: National Cinemas (only if it concentrates on French cinema) 2

3 French Program Course Rotation: SPRING 11 FALL 15 In order to graduate in a timely manner, all courses must be taken as scheduled. No Independent Studies may be offered to make up for courses not taken as scheduled. SPRING 11 FRCH 2000 Theater & Conversation Webster FRCH 2113 Intermediate French I Webster FRCH 3113 Modern French Civilization and Culture Mazuet Spring 09 FRCH 4113 Advanced Grammar Mazuet Spring 09 FALL 11 FRCH 3993 Contemporary Conversation Webster 09 FRCH 4123 Survey French Literature to 1800 Mazuet 08 FRCH 4910 Seminar in French: Francophone Studies Mazuet 09 SPRING 12 FRCH 3213 French Phonetics Webster Spring 10 FRCH 4133 Survey French Literature 1800 to Present Webster Spring 10 SUMMER 12, Block 1 FRCH 3043 French Cook Book (WWW: levels) Mazuet 10 FALL Level FRCH 3103 Early French Civilization and Culture Webster 10 FRCH 3990 Advanced Topics Webster 10 3

4 SPRING 13 FRCH 2113 Intermediate French I Webster FRCH 3113 Modern French Civ & Culture Mazuet Spring 11 FRCH 4113 Advanced Grammar Mazuet Spring 11 FALL 13 FRCH 3993 Contemporary Conversation Webster 11 FRCH 4123 Survey French Literature to 1800 Mazuet 11 FRCH 4910 Seminar in French Mazuet 11 SPRING 14 FRCH 3213 French Phonetics Webster Spring 12 FRCH 4133 Survey French Literature 1800 to Present Webster Spring 12 SUMMER 14, Block 1 FRCH 3043 French Cook Book (WWW: levels) Mazuet Summer 12 FALL 14 FRCH 3103 Early French Civilization Webster 12 FRCH 3990 Advanced Topics Webster 12 4

5 SPRING 15 FRCH 3113 Modern French Civ & Culture Mazuet Spring 13 FRCH 4113 Advanced Grammar Mazuet Spring 13 FALL 15 FRCH 3993 Contemporary Conversation Webster 13 FRCH 4123 Survey French Literature to 1800 Mazuet 13 FRCH 4910 Seminar in French Mazuet 13 5