Program Coordinator/Contact
Christine Garst-Santos, Spanish Program Coordinator
Department of Modern Languages and Global Studies
SWG 121
605-688-5101
www.sdstate.edu/mfl
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Program Information
The Spanish minor at SDSU consists of language, culture, and literature courses to prepare students for careers in which they will use Spanish as a language for communication. The minor offers flexibility and can easily be added to any major.
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon the completion of the Spanish minor, students should be able to:
- Speak, read and write Spanish at the intermediate-high or advanced level
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the cultures and communication cultures of the Spanish-speaking world
- Demonstrate knowledge of the Spanish civilizations and its cultural products, such as literature, art, government, etc.
Academic Requirements
Minor Coursework: A minimum grade of “C” is required for a Spanish course to count towards the minor.
Placement: Students who have a background in modern language study before entering the University should take the Placement Examination to determine the appropriate course in which to enroll. Credit may be obtained for courses exempted upon completion of one course in the department, with a grade of “C” or better, and the payment of the established fee to the Academic Evaluation and Assessment Office. Please refer to Modern Language Credit under Academic Evaluation in the catalog for more detailed information.
Course Delivery Format
Most courses in the Spanish minor are offered face-to-face on campus. Some upper-division courses are offered online, normally during the summer term.
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