In the third department, European Languages and Literature, students can choose from eight different languages, with Spanish being the most popular choice. The department also offers French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin, Portuguese and Russian. Students taking French, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish meet five days a week for the 101 and 102 levels and are rewarded four credits upon successful completion of the course. The 201 and 202 levels are worth three credits and usually meet three days a week. German, Greek and Latin classes typically meet three days a week for classes from the 101 to the 202 level and are worth three credits per semester.
Russian classes meet five days a week and are worth four credits per semester.
A student can start higher than the 101 level in any language if he or she possesses sufficient knowledge and command of the language. For further information regarding the East Asian Languages and Literature department, visit their office in Moore 382, or call 956-8940. For further information regarding the European Languages and Literature department, located in Moore 482, call 956-4187. Ka Leo welcomes your questions and comments. Archive Ka Leo O Hawai'i is the daily campus newspaper of the University of Hawai'i at Manoa .