Spanish, B.A.

Freshman Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• ENGL 1001 English Composition (3)
• SPAN 1101 Elementary Spanish (4)

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• SPAN 1102 Elementary Spanish (4) or
• SPAN 1152 Intensive Beginning Spanish (4)

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• General education analytical reasoning course (from mathematics department) (3)
• General education natural sciences course sequence (6) *
• General education humanities courses (6)
• Approved electives or ROTC (4)

Sophomore Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• ENGL 2000 English Composition (3)
• SPAN 2101 Intermediate Spanish (3)
• SPAN 2102 Intermediate Spanish (3)
• General education natural sciences course (3) *
• General education analytical reasoning course (3)
• General education arts course (3)
• General education social sciences courses (3 hrs. at 2000 level or above) (6)
• Approved electives or ROTC or area requirements (6)

Junior Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• SPAN 2155 Spanish Textual Commentary (3)
• SPAN 2156 Advanced Oral Communication (3)
• SPAN 3010 Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition (3)
• SPAN 3020 Literary Analysis (3)
• SPAN 4005 Structure of the Spanish Language (3)
• General education humanities course (3)
• Approved electives or area requirements (3)

Senior Year (30 Sem. Hrs.)

• SPAN 4000 level electives or area requirements (6)
• Approved electives or area requirements (21)

120 Total Sem. Hrs.

Students majoring in Spanish must receive credit for a minimum of 33 hours in Spanish numbered above SPAN 2102 , including SPAN 2155 , SPAN 2156 , SPAN 3010 , SPAN 4005  and any four of the following nine: SPAN 3015 , SPAN 3043 , SPAN 3044 , SPAN 3070 , SPAN 3071 , SPAN 3072 , SPAN 3073 , SPAN 3074 , or SPAN 3980  and at least six hours of 4000 level courses.

Native speakers majoring in Spanish must substitute any 3000 or 4000 level Spanish elective for SPAN 2155  and SPAN 2156 .

Consult “Degree Requirements of the College ” in this section of the catalog for specific instructions regarding electives. Consult “General Education ” section of the catalog for the general education requirements.

*If sequence is taken in life sciences, then alternate science should be in the physical sciences category and vice versa.

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