Spanish

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A minor in Spanish consists of 18 hours. Elementary and Intermediate language courses (100 and 200-level) must be taken in numerical sequence. One hour of laboratory work per week is required in addition to the class sessions for these courses.

IMPORTANT DEPARTMENTAL POLICY: A student who has received credit for a Spanish course numbered SPAN 201 or higher may not subsequently take a 100-level Spanish course for credit.

Minor Studies (18 hours)

Minor Studies (12 hours)*

SPAN 110 - Spanish for Today’s World (3 hours) or
SPAN 111 - Spanish For Educators I (3 hours) or
SPAN 112 - Spanish For Law Enforcement I (3 hours) or
SPAN 113 - Spanish for Medical Professionals I (3 hours)
SPAN 110L - Hispanics in the US through Art, Music, Film, and Short Stories (0-1 hours)
SPAN 120 - Spanish for Today’s World II (3 hours)
SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I (3 hours)
SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II (3 hours)

Note:

* Hours exempted by examination must be made up by higher-level foreign language courses.

Minor Electives (6 hours)

Must choose at least one course from:
SPAN 311 - Spanish Literature: Pregolden Age (3 hours)
SPAN 312 - Spanish Literature: Postgolden Age (3 hours)
SPAN 313 - Spanish-American Literature: Pre-18th Century (3 hours)
SPAN 314 - Spanish-American Literature: Post-18th Century (3 hours)
SPAN 320 - Hispanic and Latino Literature and Art (3 hours)
One Spanish elective at the 300/400 level

Note:

All students must have at least 125 hours to graduate. Students who took MATH 099 or ENGL 099 will need at least 129 hours to graduate. Full Bridge students will need at least 133 hours. Students must meet the Residency Requirements described in this catalog.