World Languages and Cultures: Russian Emphasis - BA

• Following is a sample four-year plan. Please note that student-specific plans may differ.

• Meet with an academic advisor to create a specific plan that best fits your academic needs.

• The student is ultimately responsible for knowing and completing all degree requirements.

• Make sure you meet the registration requirements for each class by clicking the course link and checking any prerequisites or corequisites.

• Consultation with an advisor may result in an altered plan customized for an individual student

• Check your Degree Works for requirements and completion.

NOTES:

• Following is a sample, generic plan for a student who is just beginning to study the Russian language.

• Students with higher language proficiency and prior language experience, Bridge program participants, and those who test out of lower-division language courses at USU, may potentially complete degree requirements much faster.

• Contact the Department of World Languages & Cultures for proficiency and placement testing in Russian and 50+ other languages, including other Slavic languages.

• The department offers some accelerated language courses at the beginning and intermediate levels (course combines coverage of course and course content; and course combines coverage of course and course content at an accelerated pace)

• Several language or linguistics courses in the department offer Communications Intensive (CI) or Depth Humanities and Creative Arts (DHA) attributes.

• Specific plans for each student will differ. Below is just a suggested possible plan.