French and Francophone Studies Minor

Francophone Studies Minor

The Francophone Studies Minor requires a total of 6 courses above French 33 (or equivalent). These six courses must include FREN44 (if applicable/or equivalent) and FREN100. FREN44 and FREN100 must both be taken at the Intercollegiate Program in French at CMC, Pitzer and Scripps in order to count towards the Francophone Studies Minor. At least half of the coursework for a minor in Francophone Studies must be taken at the Intercollegiate Program in French at CMC, Pitzer and Scripps. Although the Francophone Studies Minor does not require Study Abroad work, any student taking Advanced-Level courses taught in French in a Francophone country, may count up to three course credits towards the Francophone Studies Minor. Only one Studio Art course taken abroad and taught in French may count towards the minor. Any course taken at Pomona College will count as one of the 3 courses which may be taken outside of the Intercollegiate Program in French at CMC, Pitzer and Scripps.

Requirements for the Minor

Six courses above FREN 033 Intermediate French or equivalent, three of which must be taken at CMC, Pitzer, or Scripps. Exceptions must be approved by a French advisor.

The six courses must include FREN 044 (if applicable/or equivalent) and FREN100 .
The six courses must include at least one course pertaining to a period prior to the year 1900.
Participation in a program in a Francophone country is most strongly recommended.