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| RUSS 1400, RUSS 1420, RUSS 1450, RUSS S140, or placement exam |
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| 11 term courses (12 credits) | ||
| RUSS 1500, RUSS 1510, RUSS 1600, RUSS 1610 (or equivalent) Students that place out of language courses may substitute with approved content courses |
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| 2 Russian lit in translation courses (one in 19th c. and one in 20th c.) |
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| 1 content course in which Russian is the language of instruction (RUSS course numbered 1700-1900) |
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| 1 course in Russian, Eastern European, or Eurasian history or social sciences |
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| Electives, as needed to bring the overall total to 11 required courses |
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| Senior Essay (RUSS 4900 or RUSS 4910)* * Double majors may write a yearlong joint essay in which case the second term counts as a 12th req course |
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| Yale summer program in Russian culture (RUSS S241, S242, or S243) for certain advanced Russian courses |
Career Outcomes
Yale College First Destinations
First destination refers to the postgraduate plans of Yale College graduates six months after graduation. The pursuits of Yale graduates include employment, graduate school, independent research, military service, and more.