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Preparing for the Major

Students interested in French should begin by passing first-year French [FRENLANG 1, 2, 3 or FRENLANG 1A, 2A], taking FRENLANG 124 - Advanced French: Composition, Writing, and Presentation, or successfully test above this level through the Language Center.

Early in their studies, it is recommended that students take introductory courses in literature, language, or the humanities to build a foundation in literary traditions, theory, and languages.

To plan their course of study, including electives and any thematic or regional focus, students should consult the department's Program Worksheet, available from the DLCL Undergraduate Student Services Officer opens in a new tab, and discuss it with the Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS).

Declaring the Major

To declare, students should complete the French declaration worksheet opens in a new tab, meet with the faculty advisor for approval, and then declare via Axess.

Once approved by the department Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS), submit the completed and signed worksheet to the DLCL Undergraduate Student Services Officer opens in a new tab via email.