Spanish Pathway, A.A.

School of Humanities

The Associate of Arts degree in Spanish introduces students to intermediate level reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. Students are introduced to the global influences of the Spanish language and the culture of Spanish-speaking nations. This degree program prepares students to succeed in bachelor's programs in Spanish, World Languages, World Language Education, International Business, and Translation/Interpretation. This program can be completed online.

To qualify for graduation, students must meet all graduation requirements.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Core IMPACTS		42
Field of Study		18
Required:
SPAN 1001	Elementary Spanish I 1
SPAN 1002	Elementary Spanish II 1
SPAN 2001	Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 2002	Intermediate Spanish II
Choose from the following to complete 18 hours:
ARTS 1100	Art Appreciation
ARTS 1111	Art History to the Renaissance
ARTS 1112	Art History, Renaissance to the Present
ENGL 2110	World Literature
ENGL 2116	Creative Writing
ENGL 2117	Advanced Creative Writing
ENGL 2120	British Literature
ENGL 2130	American Literature
ENGL 2135	Latino Literature
ENGL 2140	African-American Literature
HIST 1111	World Civilization to 1500
HIST 1112	World Civ Since 1500
HIST 1121	Western Civilization I
HIST 1122	Western Civilization II
HIST 2111	American History I
HIST 2112	American History II
HIST 2400	Economic History
HUMS 2011	Studies In Humanities
MUSC 1100	Music Appreciation
PHIL 2010	Introduction to Philosophy
POLS 2301	Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLS 2401	Introduction to Global Issues
RELI 1116	Introduction to Religion
SOCI 1101	Introductory Sociology
THEA 1100	Theater Appreciation
Institutional Requirements Outside the Core		4
PHED 1010	Concepts of Fitness and Health
Additional two credit hours of physical education
Total Hours		64

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Student with two years of Spanish in high school may request to be exempted from SPAN 1001 Elementary Spanish I and/or SPAN 1002 Elementary Spanish II by departmental exemption exam. Up to six hours of exemption may be granted. SPAN 1001 Elementary Spanish I and SPAN 1002 Elementary Spanish II are prerequisites to SPAN 2001 Intermediate Spanish I and may not carry graduation credit at some University System institutions.