Spanish (Minor)

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The Minor in Spanish can enrich many degree programs. It represents a particular asset for students who plan to pursue careers in medicine, law and law enforcement, social work, nursing, education, business, and government services.

Depending on the student's chosen degree program, fulfillment of the course requirements for a Spanish minor will be recorded on the graduate's transcript either as a Minor in Spanish (as a component of a B.A. degree and certain B.S. degrees) or as a Non-degree Minor in Spanish. (Consult the Registrar for further information.)

Spanish Minor Requirements:

Requires 21 hours to include:

SPAN 301 Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition (3)
SPAN 302 Advanced Oral and Written Expression (3)
SPAN 305 Introduction to Literature in Spanish (3)
SPAN 310 Culture and Civilization of the Hispanic World (3)
Nine (9) hours from the following:
SPAN 321 Early Hispanic Literature and Culture (3)
SPAN 331 Modern Hispanic Literature and Culture (3)
SPAN 341 Hispanic Cultural Production of the XX and XXI Centuries (3)
SPAN 370 Advanced Studies (3)
SPAN 450 Spanish Immersion Experience (3)
SPAN 470 Independent Study (3)
Relevant coursework in another discipline with Spanish program Approval (1-3)