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French and Francophone Studies

California State University Long Beach

United States of America, Long Beach

Duration48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 5,742 / Year

Apply DateJanuary 19, 2027

French and Francophone Studies

About

Overview The major in French and Francophone Studies at California State University Long Beach consists of 36 upper-division units in the 300-400 level courses indicated below. The number of lower-division units will depend on the amount of French studied previously in high school or college, since students with prior study of French may enter at advanced standing (usually second or third year).The major program satisfies the subject matter competence requirement for the Single Subject teaching credential in French, but credential candidates must take FREN 414 (Phonetics). Major students should be mindful of the Department's second language requirement: two college years or equivalent of a second foreign language, other than English. The Department also recommends inclusion of specified history courses in the program of study. These courses offer additional enrichment to the cultural component of the student's course of study.The programmeCompletion of the French major meets the subject matter competence requirement for the Single Subject Teaching Credential in French. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Learning French makes you eligible for study and travel abroad in the International Programs of the California State University System. We are happy to assist you in including a study abroad experience into your program of language and literary study. Learn more in the French and Francophone Studies programme at California State University Long Beach.

Disciplines

LanguagesLinguistics

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 5.5
TOEFLMin 61

Other Requirements

1Complete each of the courses in the comprehensive pattern of college preparatory subject requirements with a grade of C or higher prior to high school graduationGraduate from high school by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollmentHave a minimum “Eligibility Index” to be considered: Graduates of California high schools and other California residents: 3,200 minimum “Eligibility Index” to be considered for non-STEM major and a 3,300 minimum “STEM Eligibility Index” for STEM majors and other non-California residents: 3,570 minimum “Eligibility Index” to be consideredAll transcripts from all institutions attendedSAT/ACT scores-Domestic Freshmen and International Freshmen graduating from a U.S. high school

Fee Information

French and Francophone Studies

California State University Long Beach

United States of America, Long Beach