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	2012-2013 General/Graduate Catalog - Expires August 2018 [Archived Catalog] 																	 
	    French (BA)
				  
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				Affiliation: School of Arts & Letters 
DEPARTMENTAL HONORS IN FRENCH
To graduate with Departmental Honors in French, the student must meet the following criteria: 
    - Overall GPA of 3.50 or better.
 
    - Major GPA of 3.50 or better.
 
    - Either:
 
    a. Study abroad (at least one summer) with a GPA of 3.50 or above in those courses, 
    OR b. Take one additional upper-level French course (in addition to those required for the French major), 
    OR c. Demonstrate excellence in undergraduate research outside of class work, 
    OR d. Demonstrate significant activity/leadership in the French program (i.e., Pi Delta Phi, French wing, French play). 
    - Demonstrate excellence in the French capstone project.
 
 
Students who meet the above criteria may apply for French Honors by submitting a brief letter, along with documentation demonstrating that the criteria (above) have been met, to the French Program Coordinator. 
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS:			 
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		Liberal Studies Program Requirements: 31-57 Credits
   Missouri Statute Requirement: 1-3 Credits
   Bachelor of Arts Requirement: 0-6 Credits
  - Intermediate proficiency in ONE foreign language
   MAJOR REQUIREMENTS:
 The French major consists of two (2) parts: Required Support and Major Requirements.  Each student must complete both parts. Part I: Required Support: 3-9 Credits
   Part II: Major Requirements: 32 Credits
   And TWO courses from the following:
 NOTE:
 No grade of “D” in major courses is accepted toward the French major. Electives to Total: 120 Credits
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