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Undergraduate
Study
The department
offers three majors: (1) Russian language and literature,
with concentrations in Russian literature or Russian linguistics,
(2) Slavic languages and literatures, and (3) Russian studies.
The equivalent of a major in Slavic or Russian language and
literature is normally required for admission to the department's
graduate program and is used to determine the number of courses
in Russian literature and/or linguistics that students majoring
in Russian studies are expected to make up in order to receive
graduate degrees in the department. Students not majoring
in Slavic or Russian language and literature who intend to
pursue graduate study in the department are strongly encouraged
to take courses in Russian literature and linguistics during
their undergraduate years to reduce the number of makeup courses
required. Qualified seniors may also take graduate courses
numbered below 220 with consent of the instructor and the
graduate and undergraduate advisers.
Bachelor of Arts in
Russian Language and Literature
Preparation
for the Major
Required:
Russian 1,2,3,4,5,6, or equivalent proficiency as determined
through departmental testing (equivalent to
ACTFL level l)
Russian 99A
The
Major
Required:
Russian language skills equivalent to ACTFL level 2 (students
usually take Russian 101A-101B-101C and 102A-102B-102C to
attain level 2 proficiency; consult the undergraduate adviser
for information on summer programs and the Moscow semester
program)
Russian 106, 130A, 140A
You
also must concentrate in either literature or linguistics.
For the literature concentration:
Russian 118,119,120 (all three may be taken in the sophomore
year)
Two courses from 124A through 124F 125, 126, 130B, l30C, 134,
140B, 140C, 140D, M150 are required.
For the linguistics concentration:
Two courses from Linguistics 103, 110, 120A, 120B
Two courses from Slavic 201, 202, Russian 118,119,120, 124A-F,
125,126, 130B, 130C, 134, 140B, 140C, 140D, M150, Linguistics
103,11 120A, 120B, 127 are required.
Bachelor of Arts
in Slavic Languages and Literatures
Preparation
for the Major
Required:
Russian 1,2,3,4,5,6, or equivalent proficiency as determined
through departmental testing (equivalent to ACTFL level 1)
Slavic 99
The
Major
Required:
Russian 101A-101B-101C or equivalent proficiency as determined
through departmental testing (equivalent to ACTFL level 1+)
Russian 118,119,120 (all three may be taken in the sophomore
year)
One three-course sequence from Czech 102A-102B-102C, 102D-102E-102F,
Polish 102A-102B-102C, 102D-102E-102F, Serbo-Croatian 103A-103B-103C,
103D-103E-103F (placement with consent of instructor)
Three courses from Czech 102D, 102E, 102F, Polish 102D, 102E,
102F Serbo-Croatian 103D, 103E, 103F, Russian 102A,
102B, 102C, 123, 130A, 130B, 130C, 134, 140A-D, M150
Two courses from Czech 155A, 155B, Polish 152A, 152B, Serbo-Croatian
154A, 154B, Slavic M125, M126.
Bachelor of Arts
in Russian Studies
Preparation
for the Major
Required:
Russian 1,2,3,4,5,6, or equivalent proficiency as determined
through departmental testing (equivalent to ACTFL level 1),
99A.
The
Major
Required:
Russian 101A-l0lB-l0lC or equivalent proficiency as determined
through departmental testing (equivalent to ACTFL level 1+)
Three courses in Russian literature
Two courses from History 131A-D
Two courses from Economics 182, Geography 184, Political Science
128A, 128B, 156A, Russian M170
Five additional courses selected from those listed above,
from Russian language, literature, or linguistics courses,
or from special courses (approved by the undergraduate adviser)
offered by the Departments of Art, Art History, Design, Film
and Television, History, Music, Political Science, Slavic
Languages and Literatures, and Theater.
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