SPANISH MAJOR Students wishing to major in Spanish have two options: Option I: Spanish Language, Literature and Civilization All majors must complete with grades of C or better 36 hours in Spanish beginning at the 200 level. Core Courses (27 hours) Spanish 201-202 Composition and Conversation or Spanish 203-204 Conversational Practice Spanish 220 Interpretation of Texts Spanish 301-302 Survey of Spanish Literature Spanish 305-306 Survey of Latin American Literature Spanish 327 History and Civilization of Spain or Spanish 340 History and Civilization of Latin America Spanish 395 Senior Seminar  Electives (9 hours) Spanish 207-208 Spanish for Social Service Spanish 215-216 Business Spanish Spanish 231-232 Introduction to Hispanic Culture and Civilization Spanish 251-252 Independent Reading Program Spanish 307 Golden Age Spanish 309 Spanish Literature of the 19th Century Spanish 312 Spanish Literature of the 20th Century Spanish 391-392 Selected Topics in Hispanic Literatures Option II: Spanish For Social and Community ServiceAll majors must complete the courses required with grades of C or better. No more than 6 hours of the required courses taught in English. Foreign Language Courses (21 hours taken from the following courses) Spanish 201-202 Composition and Conversation Spanish 203-204 Conversational Practice Spanish 205-206 Language and Culture Spanish 207-208 Spanish for the Social Services Spanish 231-232 Introduction to Hispanic Culture and Civilization Spanish 301-302 Survey of Spanish Literature Spanish 305-306 Survey of Latin American Literature Spanish 327 History and Civilization of Spain Spanish 340 History and Civilization of Latin America Required: Spanish 300 Field Work  Other Disciplines (21 Hours, mainly in the Social Sciences) Courses taken in disciplines related to the career objectives of each student. These courses are determined on individual basis. SPANISH MINOR All Spanish minors must complete with grades of C or above 18 hours in the foreign language beginning at the intermediate (103-104) level.

Department of English and Foreign Languages