Spanish Major - Spanish - Dual Language Option

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In this major option, students choose a combination of Spanish with French or Spanish with German. The Spanish - Dual Language option may not be combined with a French or German minor.

REQUIREMENTS FOR A BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN SPANISH - DUAL LANGUAGE OPTION:

Liberal Arts Core - Credits: 39

See Liberal Arts Core .

Spanish Requirements:

ML 216 - Intermediate Spanish II Credits: 4
ML 319 - Advanced Spanish Conversation & Composition I Credits: 4
* ML 320 - Advanced Spanish Composition Credits: 4
ML 336 - Survey of Spanish Literature Credits: 4
ML 337 - Survey Spanish American Literature Credits: 4
ML 345 - Hispanic Cultures & Civilizations Credits: 4
ML 431 - Senior Seminar in Chicano Literature Credits: 4
OR
* ML 496 - Senior Seminar in Spanish Credits: 4

Subtotal Spanish Requirements - Credits: 28

*Both ML 320 and ML 496 must be taken at Fort Lewis College. No exceptions.

Other Departmental Requirements

(choose either the French or German Requirements):

French Requirements:

Electives - upper division - Credits: 6

ML 247 - Intermediate French I Credits: 4
ML 248 - Intermediate French II Credits: 4
* ML 301 - French Composition and Syntax Credits: 3
ML 305 - Survey of French Literature Credits: 3
* ML 405 - Seminar in French Credits: 3

Subtotal French Requirements - Credits: 23

*Both ML 301 and ML 405 must be taken at Fort Lewis College. No exceptions.

German Requirements:

Electives - Upper-division courses - Credits: 6

ML 223 - Intermediate German I Credits: 3
ML 224 - Intermediate German II Credits: 3
ML 333 - Advanced German Composition and Conversation Credits: 3
* ML 335 - Seminar in German Credits: 3

Subtotal German Requirements - Credits: 21

*ML 335 must be taken at Fort Lewis College. No exceptions.

Total Major Requirements - Credits: 49-51

Free Electives (variable)

TOTAL REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION - CREDITS: 120*

* Among the minimum 120 credits required for the degree, 45 credits must be upper-division (300- and 400-level) courses.