French

World Languages and Literatures

The Department of World Languages 51�� Michigan University offers majors and minors in French.

Language majors must satisfy 51��'s baccalaureate-level writing requirement by successfully completing or .

Requirements for the major or minor may change with each new . No student may graduate under a catalog that is more than 10 years old.

Only courses in which a grade of C or better is obtained will be counted toward a French major or minor.

Advising

We encourage you to make an appointment with an advisor of French if you have any questions about your French studies. As a major or minor, you are encouraged to meet each semester with your advisor of French as well as your curriculum advisor, typically in the College of Arts and Sciences or the College of Education and Human Development.

Tutoring

The department offers a variety of activities and support services to help you succeed, including language tables, tutoring, clubs and the occasional field trip.

Placement

Follow the placement guidelines to determine an appropriate course for your language studies.

Courses

French

Courses in English about French language and culture:

Student Success Resources

Student Success Services aims to help you attain continued success throughout your academic career. Multiple resources are available on campus to support you in this pursuit.

Activities

French Honor Society, Pi Delta Phi

For more information about Pi Delta Phi, please contact Dr. Vivan Steemers.

Alliance Française de Kalamazoo

If you have a love of the French language and culture, we encourage you to join and participate in this local organization.

Study abroad

The department offers study abroad programs for French studies. If you desire to earn French credits through participation in a study abroad program, contact an advisor of French. A program must be approved before it is undertaken.