Thirty advanced courses (10 credits) in all, made up of: 1) The 6-course French language-and-literature
unit, consisting of: Reading & Expression 3310; Advanced Communication 3311, 12 or
13; French Literary Tradition I, II and III (3341, 42, and 43), and Advanced French
Grammar (3145, 46, and 47).
2) Two focus courses in French (At the 4000-level).
3) Two more French focus courses, or (with permission) CLT courses.
4) A comprehensive exam, taken early in the Spring semester of the senior year.
I was always puzzled by the look of UD until one afternoon several years ago. While hiking through the woods above the seminary with my family, I happened upon something extraordinary: jutting out of the ground was the corner of a rock painted with exquisite patterns.
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