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Text Box:                  Pacific Lutheran University, located outside of Tacoma, is noted for its unique, academically rigorous blend of liberal arts and professional programs.
                 With an enrollment of 3,600 students, PLU is both small enough to be known on campus—to your professors, to your fellow classmates and among the PLU community—and large enough to satisfy your academic, professional, and personal needs.
                 PLU stands for purposeful learning and for learning in a global setting. From the Wild Hope project, designed to help you find your passion in life and in your career, to the Wang Center for International Programs—PLU’s window to the world—you can create your own

Text Box: academic environment.
Visit PLU, go see a class, meet faculty in your intended major, speak with other students on campus, experience a performance (theater, music or art), and even eat in their cafeteria. Contact PLU, and they will be happy to show you how a PLU degree can do more than train you for a job; they believe it can prepare you for life.

Text Box: and 3 quarters (through 103) of college foreign language are required for graduation in the Colleges of Arts and Sciences and Social Work at UW. Contact the admissions department of the schools you are considering to learn about foreign language requirements.
Jacek Lerych practically is the Foreign Language Department at

Text Box: GHC. He teaches an amazing 9 foreign languages as well as English. Below is the tentative schedule of languages that he is planning to teach for the next 6 quarters.
If you are trying to fulfill foreign language requirements, be sure to pick a language that is scheduled to progress through at least 2 quarters .

Text Box: You may want to consider taking a foreign language at Grays Harbor College before you transfer. Foreign language is an admission or graduation requirement for many schools that you may be considering.
For example, two college quarters of a single foreign language or two years of foreign language in high school are required for admission to the University of Washington,

Text Box: Many schools require foreign language classes for admission and graduation

Spring 2005	Fall 2005	Winter 2006
Spanish 101	Spanish 102	Spanish 103
German 103	French 101	French 102
Chinese 125	English 95	Italian 125

Spring 2006	Fall 2006	Winter 2007
Spanish 101	Spanish 102	Spanish 103
French 103	Japanese 101	Japanese 102
Russian 125	English 95	Latin 125