You can only specialize in one language in the Huntsman Program. It is not recommended that you attempt to study another language until you have completed your study abroad requirement and passed your exit exam in your target language. When Huntsman students study abroad in the area of the world in which they are specializing, they live with families and take regular university courses. They do not take courses designed for foreign students. They are immersed in the culture and the society of the country.
Most Huntsman students do their required study abroad during their junior year.
However, it is possible to study abroad earlier if your language skills are determined to be at the appropriate level. It is also possible, but generally not advisable, to postpone study abroad to as late as the semester prior to the one in which you expect to graduate. However, it is possible to minor, or even major, in other subjects. The first students in the Huntsman Program graduated in May 1998. Placement information is available for current alumni.