Bachelors in comparative literature in University of california berkeley

Majoring in comparative literature provides students with tools for analyzing texts, writing, editing, translating, and thinking across disciplinary and national boundaries. Our majors engage a variety of literary traditions and historical periods, from Latin American concrete poetry to Yiddish experimental fiction. The department offers rigorous training in the following areas of strength of our internationally recognized faculty: French, German, Italian, Hebrew studies, classics, critical theory, East Asian literatures and arts, performance studies, film and media, poetry and poetics, gender and sexuality, postcolonial theory, English and American literatures, early modern and Renaissance studies and Slavic literatures and cultures.

California applicants must earn at least a 3.0 GPA and nonresidents must earn a minimum 3.4 GPA, Typical SAT scores: Math (660-790), Reading (640-760), Writing (650-780), ACT Composite (27-33), Demonstrate English proficiency by taking TOEFL or IELTS examination

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