Students majoring
in Spanish take a minimum of 10 upper-level courses (30 credits). Majors are expected to maintain a 2.70 GPA in all courses
applied to the major and are encouraged to spend a semester studying in Spain,
Mexico, Argentina or another Spanish-speaking country.
Required
courses:
- Intermediate Spanish I and II
- Conversation, Composition and
Reading I and II
- Latin American Culture and
Civilization
- Spanish Culture and
Civilization
- Masterpieces of Spanish
Literature
- Masterpieces of Latin American
Literature
Students
choose additional elective courses in consultation with the department chair.
Double Major in Spanish and
Secondary Education (B.A.S.)
Students who select a double major in Spanish and
secondary education complete the courses required for a bachelor's degree in
Spanish, plus Teaching a Modern Foreign Language. Students must also meet the
requirements for secondary education.
Minor in Spanish
Students completing a minor in
Spanish take a minimum of six upper-level courses (18 credits).
Required courses:
- Intermediate Spanish I and II
- Conversation, Composition and
Reading I and II
- Latin American Culture and
Civilization or Spanish Culture and Civilization
- Masterpieces of Latin American
Literature or Masterpieces of Spanish Literature
Students choose additional courses from a list of elective offerings as
necessary.