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Are you interested in becoming a UGA Double Dawg? You can complete a Bachelor's and Master's degree in German at the same time in just 5 years! Come check out our table today at the Tate Center! The Double Dawg Fair is running from 11am-1pm.


Double Dawg Fair

Do you want to get some credit hours during the summer, while also spending some time abroad? Join us at UGA's Study Abroad Fair to get information about our Study Abroad in Russia and Frieburg Study Abroad Programs! The fair lasts from 12:00pm-5:00pm on Monday, September 25th and from 11:00am-4:00pm on Tuesday, September 26th. 


Study Abroad Fair

The Research Skills Foreign Language Exam is offered to graduate students the fourth week of every semester. There is an exam fee of $25, to be paid at the time of registration. Checks preferred. The exam is administered by the Graduate Coordinator's assistant. You may bring (or borrow) one dictionary (not an internet dictionary) for use during the exam. The examination period is two hours. Students are given three passages of 500-600 words to…


Research Skills Foreign Language Exam

Dr. Langston will be holding advising appointments for Spring and Summer 2016 registration beginning September 30. Appointments are currently scheduled for 9/30, 10/1, 10/6, 10/7; more times can be added later if needed.   Majors in German, Russian, or Germanic & Slavic Studies with more than 60 hours of credit should log in to SARA to schedule an appointment: https://webapps.franklin.uga.edu/advising/students/Unified_Login.php  …


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