Department of World Languages & Cultures

B.A. in Spanish:

The B.A. in Spanish consists of 8 required courses, one Capstone Seminar at the Advanced Medium (350-399) level, an electronic portfolio of work done in the required courses, and 2 elective courses at the Intermediate-Medium level or above. An option for K-12 teacher certification in Spanish is also available.

Students who place beyond the Intermediate High level may, with the previous consent of the Undergraduate Advisor, substitute SPAN 224 (Reading Comprehension) with a course at the Intermediate High level or above. The Spanish Course Rotation Plan shows approximate times and campus locations of future course offerings.

Required Courses for B.A. in Spanish:	Prerequisites:
Intermediate-Mid (Courses numbered 202-249)
SPAN 224: Reading Comprehension	SPAN 202, SPAN 211 or placement
SPAN 225: Composition I	SPAN 202, SPAN 211 or placement
Intermediate-High (Courses numbered 250-299)
SPAN 252: Literary Genres	SPAN 224
SPAN 253: Composition II	SPAN 225
Advanced-Low (Courses numbered 300-349)
SPAN 314: Latin American Culture	SPAN 253
SPAN 315: Spanish Culture	SPAN 253
SPAN 321: Latin American Literature I     or SPAN 323: Latin American Literature II	SPAN 252 and SPAN 253
SPAN 326: Spanish Literature I     or SPAN 328: Spanish Literature II	SPAN 252 and SPAN 253
Advanced-High (Courses numbered 350-399)
One capstone seminar: SPAN 350-399	Consent of Instructor

Minor in Spanish:

The Minor in Spanish consists of 21 credits at the Intermediate Medium Level and above i.e. courses numbered 202 and above. The Spanish Course Rotation Plan shows approximate times and campus locations of future course offerings.

Please Note: Students in the Elementary Education and Early Childhood Education programs who have selected a Spanish Minor must complete a minimum of 9 hours at the 300-level to meet graduation and teacher certification requirements.