Major in French- International Trade

The baccalaureate degree in French-International Trade is offered as a shared degree program between Auburn University and Auburn University, Montgomery, effective Fall 2002. Currently, only the shared AU-AUM undergraduate language courses are required of this major and there are no shared non-language courses. Students must meet both AU and AUM criteria for admission, must earn a C and maintain a 2.5 GPA in all courses that count toward the major and have a 2.0 GPA overall for graduation. Neither AU nor AUM will offer an independent baccalaureate in French and International Trade.

**Freshman Year**
Dept	Fall	Spring	Course Description	Fall	Spring
COMM		1000	Public Speaking	**	3
FLFR	1010	1020	Elementary French I & II	4	4
ENGL	1100	1120	English Composition I & II	3	3
			Core History	3	3
			Core Mathematics	3	**
			Core Science	**	4
			Elective	3	**
				16	17

**Sophomore Year**
Dept	Fall	Spring	Course Description	Fall	Spring
ECON	2020		Microeconomics	3	**
ENGL	2200	2210	World Literature I & II	3	3
			Core Social Science Groups 1	**	3
			Core Science	4	**
			Core Philosophy	**	3
			Core Fine Arts	3	**
ECON		2030	Macroeconomics	**	3
FLFR	2010	2020	Intermediate French I & II	4	4
				17	16

**Junior Year**
Dept	Fall	Spring	Course Description	Fall	Spring
ACCT	2110		Principles of Financial Accounting	3	**
ACCT		2210	Principles of Managerial Accounting	**	3
MNGT	3100		Principles of Management	3	**
MKTG		3310	Principles of Marketing	**	3
FLFR	3030		French Conversation	3	**
FLFR	3040		French Composition	3	**
FLFR		3110	French Civilization	**	3
FLFR		3310	Business French	**	3
				12	12

**Senior Year**
Dept	Fall	Spring	Course Description	Fall	Spring
FINC	3610		Principles of Finance	3	**
ECON	4300		International Economics	3	**
FINC		5510	Multinational Finance Manage	**	3
FLFR	3100		French Literature	3	**
FLFR		4310	French for International Trade	**	3
FLFR		4980	Senior Capstone	**	1
			French Elective	5	6
			Business Elective	**	3
				14	16

FLFR Elective: See advisor for approved course listing.
Business Elective: See advisor for approved course listing.
Students either pass the computer competency test or take COMP 1000 as one of their electives.