Course Requirements
Undergraduate Requirements | Beyond the Undergraduate Program
These requirements are based on the assumption that students interested in this program can begin with course 2001 in the language of their choice. This presumes at least three strong, recent years of that language in high school. Students who begin their study with 1001 or 1002 take those courses in addition to the program requirements.
Core Curriculum Requirements and Comments
Area A: Essential Skills (9)
- Engl 1101
- Engl 1102
- Math 1111 or higher
Students with AP credit in English may qualify for Engl 1103; see Dept.
.
Area B: Institutional Options (4)
- Pers 2001 [recommended]
- Phil 2410 [recommended]
Pers 2002 and Spch 1000 may also be used in this area.
Area C: Humanities and Fine Arts (6)
- Humanities
- Fine Arts
- Foreign Language
Take two courses from two different groups in this area.
Area D: Science, Mathematics and Technology (11)
- Lab Science 1
- Lab Science 2
- Math 1070 (required)
Select one two-course lab science sequence.
Area E: Social Science (12)
- Hist 2110
- PolS 1101
- PolS 2401 [recommended]
- Social Science elective
Econ 2105 or 2106 may be used for line 4 [important for Spanish majors].
Area F: Preparation for the Major (18)
- FL 2001
- FL 2002
- Econ 2105
- Econ 2106
- FL #2 1001 [recommended]
- FL #2 1002 [recommended]
Students who place into the 3000-level courses may get AP or CLEP credit for 2001-2002. Spanish majors must also take Span 2203 in this area.
Undergraduate Major Requirements
The BA: Ten courses [30 hours]
Major in French:
- Fren 3013
- Fren 3023
- Fren 3033
- Fren 4033
- Fren 4043
- Fren 4053
- Fren 4123
Three 4000-level French electives, at least one in literature
Major in German:
- Grmn 3301-3302
- Grmn 3311-3312
- Grmn 4402
- Grmn 4421-4422
- Grmn 4431-4432
- Grmn 4435
Major in Spanish:
- Span 3303 or 3501(for Heritage Speakers)
- Span 3305
- Span 3307
- Span 3309 or 3311
- Span 4405-4407
- Span 4409
Four upper-level electives in Spanish, including at least one in literature.
BIS Major in Japanese/Asian Studies
For information about the requirements in this program, contact
Dr. Yuki Takatori
841 GCB
Dept of Modern and Classical Languages
404-413-5981