3 units
- Arts and Humanities
- Area 3. Arts and Humanities
- French
- Major
- Interdisciplinary Studies in Three Departments
- Humanities
Offered: Summer 2027 (not offered), Spring 2027 (unknown), Fall 2026 (offered)
Counts toward
- General Education (2026-27) - Arts and Humanities, Area 3. Arts and Humanities
- General Education (2024-25) - Humanities
- General Education (2025-26) - Area 3. Arts and Humanities
- European Studies, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - French
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- French, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Major, Interdisciplinary Studies in Three Departments
- International Business, Emphasis in French - North America, B.A. (2026-27) - French
- International Business, Emphasis in French - Western Europe, B.A. (2026-27) - French
- International Business, French - North America Emphasis, B.A. (2025-26) - French
- International Business, French - North America Emphasis, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - French
- International Business, French - Western Europe Emphasis, B.A. (2025-26) - French
- International Business, French - Western Europe Emphasis, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - French
Advanced grammar and stylistics, intensive writing practice focused on a theme in French culture. Course uses language acquisition skills to help students understand cultural differences and develop a global perspective.
From the catalog
- Who can take it
- Not open to students with eight or more years of schooling in institutions where French was the sole or primary medium of instruction.
- Counts as
- GE Explorations Arts and Humanities [UD 3]
- Grading
- LCR: Letter Grade with Cr/NC available. The grading default for the class will be letter grade, but students can opt to take it for Cr/NC
- Catalog notes
- French 301 and FRENC 302 may be taken concurrently. Taught in French. No credit will be given for lower division courses taken after successfully completing any upper division French course taught in French.
0 sections in Spring 2027
FRENC 301 is not offered in Spring 2027. Check all FRENC classes for other terms.