Our program this summer in Bishkek will include second-, third- and fourth-year Russian. So far here are our stats:

8-week program (Bishkek only)

• 2nd year students: 8 confirmed, 3 unconfirmed
• 3rd year students: 8 confirmed, 3 unconfirmed
• 4th year students: 3 confirmed, 1 unconfirmed

4-week program (Tempe 8-weeks, followed by 4 weeks in Bishkek)

• 1st year students: 7 confirmed, 3 unconfirmed

Those 4th-year students will be in a great situation to have only 3-4 students in a class. Smaller classes mean more individual attention. That's what great about these programs. At ASU it is not uncommon for me to teach a class of 20+ students. That may sound awful, but I actually really like the energy of big classes, even if in a smaller class you can give more individual attention to the students.