A major in linguistics consists of 12, 3-credit courses offered by the School of Arts and Sciences, distributed as follows:
1. Introduction: one introductory course (01:615:201)
2. Theory: three B core theoretical courses (01:615:305, 315, and 325/350)
3. Electives:
a. four C courses chosen from a list of linguistics courses at the 300 level or above
b. three D courses chosen from a list of linguistics courses at the 300
level or above and/or from the list of approved courses from outside the
department
4. Capstone experience: either a senior honors thesis (01:615:495/496) or the advanced seminar (01:615:497)
Grades of C or better must be earned in all coursework that is to be applied to the major.
Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students 
