<p>And Finish in 4 years?
anyone got a list?
preferably in the north east. the southest im willing to go is d.c.</p>
<p>Honestly any good college will have pretty good foreign language departments. When it comes to foreign language a lot is going to depend upon you as a student rather than the teacher simply due to the sheer amount of self-study you’ll have to put into it.</p>
<p>I don’t have any suggestions for schools but it’s possible.</p>
<p>I wasted this whole year as an architecture major and next year im starting as a double major in arabic/government with a minor in middle eastern studies and im on track to finish it in three years with only one summer of classes so i’m sure you can do it in four.</p>
<p>Does anyone have a list of schools with an Arabic major?
The one on collegeboard isnt correct.</p>
<p>tufts, georgetown, dartmouth, ivies, perhaps William and Mary if you’re willing to be flexible with your southern boundary.</p>
<p>also perhaps Carnegie Mellon, Boston University, and Pitt</p>
<p>Hopkins, Georgetown, GWU</p>
<p>hm, super late on the reply but i just stumbled on this. well, for starters, you can’t double major at georgetown. with that being said, you CAN do a major/minor, and to be honest, georgetown’s IR program is arguably the best in the world (the edmund walsh school of foreign service) and their linguistic programs (through the college) are outstanding, as well, so i’d say if you’re really interested in doing arabic and IR, go for GU in washington, DC. of course, the competition is STIFF and really difficult to get into but best of luck. hope this helps!</p>