Spanish, Minor

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Sponsoring department: Modern Languages
The Spanish minor consists of 20 credits. Up to two courses may be transferred from another institution. Students must take a sequence of four ML language courses and choose one survey course in English, in either literature or cultural studies, from a number of HI, PEL or ML options. The objectives of this minor are to help students acquire a solid foundation in the language, to strengthen their communications skills and to offer them a broad introduction to Hispanic culture.

Requirements:

Students minoring in Spanish are required to complete five courses (20 credits) as follows:

A. Four Conversation and Grammar Courses: 16 Credits

ML 1110 - Basic Spanish II Credits:
OR
CE 2010 - Basic Spanish II
ML 2100 - Intermediate Spanish I Credits: AND
ML 2120 - Intermediate Spanish II
ML 3100 - Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition Credits: 4
OR
ML 3362 - Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition Credits: 4

B. One Survey Course in English: 4 Credits

Select one:

HI 3102 - Hispanic Heritage Credits: 4
HI 3110 - Latin American Culture Credits: 4
HI 3480 - Masterpieces of Hispanic Literature
ML 3300 - Artistic Expressions of Spain Credits: 4
ML 3410 - Latino/a Writers in the United States Credits: 4
ML 4630 - Latin American Literature Credits: 4
OR
EL 4630 - Latin American Literature Credits: 4
PE 2240 - Introduction to Latin American Studies Credits: 4