Spanish - Lafayette College

Spanish from Lafayette College is a Campus Bachelor Language degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Requirements for the major Comprised of eight courses beyond Spanish 111-112 (or fewer if students demonstrate greater proficiency), students are required to complete the language sequence up to and including Spanish 211 or demonstrate equivalent proficiency that would allow for advanced placement. Following completion of the language sequence, majors take one survey of civilization (Spanish 303, 304, 313, or 314), two surveys of literature (Spanish 310, 311, 317, or 318), three seminars (Spanish 425, 435, and either 421, 423, 427, or 428), and one course in Hispanic studies in consultation with a faculty adviser in Spanish . Designed to meet the specific needs of majors interested in studying abroad or teaching, the Hispanic studies requirement may be fulfilled by choosing from FLL 380 or 381 (the teaching internship in Spanish), or by taking any 300- or 400-level course in Spanish. By senior year, all candidates for the major are required to take Spanish 425 and 435. In lieu of 435 and a course in Hispanic studies (described above), students in their junior year may propose a research topic for an honors thesis (Spanish 495, 496) to be completed during their senior year. View more details on Lafayette College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Language courses.