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Undergraduates
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A Russian concentration, providing at least four years of language training, and five courses in Russian literature (two taught in Russian); A growing number of courses on Russian and East European culture, aimed at the general student audience, and fulfilling graduation requirements; Opportunities to complete the College language requirement in any of the following five languages: Russian, Czech, Polish, Bosnian-Serbo-Croatian and Ukrainian. Expanding programs in Polish, Czech and Ukrainian, offering not only two or more years of language training, but also courses in literature and culture; An intensive, year-long Russian language program, consisting of two eight-credit courses, taking the student through and beyond the regular first and second year courses in an accelerated-track immersion environment; An honors concentration, in which especially gifted undergraduates gain graduate-level research and writing experience in the senior year. |
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