Just Declared

DECLARED!

Congrats, you are now a Comparative Literature major!

Learn how to make the most of your program below.

Recommendations in Planning your Major or Minor

1. Become familiar with the Registrar - Majors and Minors Definition of Requirements

Some programs require specific courses to be taken only at Barnard
There is a maximum number of courses that may be taken outside of Barnard/Columbia: Receiving External Credits
Requirements depend on the minor or major
- Minors require at least 5 courses
- Majors require 10 courses or more, in most cases

2. When to meet with the Chair

Declaring your major
To introduce yourself
To decide, with the help of the Chair, on an appropriate advisor
To ask any questions you may have about the major

3. When to meet with your advisor

During Program Planning
To determine the most appropriate courses specific to your Program
- Courses are posted early November, on the Directory of Classes
- View our Mapping Your Program form
Address questions concerning the overall selection of courses
To talk about literature
To discuss any questions or concerns regarding your coursework