Arabic is an official language of the United Nations, spoken by approximately 300 million native speakers worldwide. It is the language of the Qur’an and holds significant religious, cultural, and historical importance. The Bryn Mawr College Arabic program offers comprehensive instruction aimed at developing proficiency in Modern Standard Arabic and understanding its rich cultural heritage.
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Arabic is an official language of the United Nations, spoken by approximately 300 million native speakers worldwide. It is the language of the Qur’an and holds significant religious, cultural, and historical importance. The Bryn Mawr College Arabic program offers comprehensive instruction aimed at developing proficiency in Modern Standard Arabic and understanding its rich cultural heritage.
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400 Students
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Starting 2026-09-01
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Courses include:Second Year Modern Standard ArabicIndependent StudyArabic TA/Drill Sessions
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Applicants must submit the Common Application or Coalition Application with fee waiver if applicable, Bryn Mawr Writing Supplement, official transcripts (including homeschool and alternative education records), two teacher recommendations, a school counselor recommendation, and a mid-year report if available. Standardized test scores and an Early Decision Agreement are also required. All materials should be submitted by the specified deadlines to ensure complete application processing.
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4 years
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