A minor in Spanish is offered to those who wish to complement study in another discipline. Course work can only approximate a bilingual setting and does not necessarily guarantee appropriate language proficiency. Therefore, students are encouraged to immerse themselves in the target language and to complete more than the minimum amount of language classes.
REQUIREMENTS
- Undergo a complete summative evaluation of language skills by way of an exit interview.
- Successfully complete at least 9 upper-division units in residency.
- Successfully complete the following courses:
| COURSE |
TITLE |
UNITS |
| SPA 101-102 |
Elementary Spanish I, II
|
4, 4
|
| SPA 250-251 |
Intermediate Spanish I, II
|
3, 3
|
| SPA 302 |
Advanced Grammar and Reading |
3 |
| SPA 303 |
Advanced Conversation
and Composition |
3
|
| Complete a total of two courses from two different categories below: |
| Literature |
| SPA 320 |
Mexican American Literature
and Culture |
3
|
| SPA 380 |
Genre/Period Studies in Hispanic Literature or Film |
3
|
| SPA 400 |
Peninsular Literature before 1800 |
3
|
| SPA 402 |
Peninsular Literature since 1800 |
3 |
| SPA 437 |
Latin American Literature
before 1910 |
3 |
| SPA 439 |
Latin American Literature
since 1910 |
3
|
| Culture |
SPA 310
|
Latin American Culture and Civilization |
3
|
| SPA 315 |
Culture and Civilization of Spain |
3 |
| Linguistics |
| SPA 390 |
Current Spanish Linguistics |
3 |
|
TOTAL |
26 |
|