Minor Requirements (12 - 22 Hours)

There are three pathways to achieve the minor.

Pathway - Beginner-MLFB (22 Hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required Courses:
MLFR 101	Introductory French I	4
MLFR 102	Introductory French II	4
MLFR 111	Intermediate French I	4
MLFR 112	Intermediate French II	4
Select two of the following:		6
MLFR 203	The Culture of the Francophone World: Africa and Asia
MLFR 304	The Culture of the Francophone World: North American and the Caribbean
MLFR 305	Advanced French Composition
MLFR 306	Advanced French Conversation
MLFR 320	French and Francophone Cinema
MLFR 340	Contemporary France
MLFR 397	Independent Study
Total Credits		22

Pathway - Intermediate-MLFI (20 Hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required Courses:
MLFR 111	Intermediate French I	4
MLFR 112	Intermediate French II	4
Select four of the following:		12
MLFR 203	The Culture of the Francophone World: Africa and Asia
MLFR 304	The Culture of the Francophone World: North American and the Caribbean
MLFR 305	Advanced French Composition
MLFR 306	Advanced French Conversation
MLFR 320	French and Francophone Cinema
MLFR 340	Contemporary France
MLFR 397	Independent Study
Total Credits		20

Pathway - Advanced-MLFA (12 Hours) 

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required
Select four of the following:		12
MLFR 203	The Culture of the Francophone World: Africa and Asia
MLFR 304	The Culture of the Francophone World: North American and the Caribbean
MLFR 305	Advanced French Composition
MLFR 306	Advanced French Conversation
MLFR 320	French and Francophone Cinema
MLFR 340	Contemporary France
MLFR 397	Independent Study (when appropriate)
Total Credits		12

Each year, the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures secures funding to offer our language majors and minors a professionally administered language proficiency exam, the STAMP test. The STAMP test helps the department gather data on the success of our students and allows us to demonstrate that our graduating majors and minors have achieved a high level of proficiency in their respective language. Furthermore, the STAMP test is a wonderful resource for our students who can use the results as concrete and professionally gathered evidence of their language proficiency. Students are expected to take the STAMP test although it is not obligatory.