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Spanish Major
& Minor Requirements
Congratulations to our Seniors!
Requirements for
Major
- A minimum of eight units at the 201
level or above, including Spanish 301, 315.
- Residence in the Gerstacker
International House for one semester.
- Transfer students must complete at
least three 300- or 400-level courses (not including Spanish 301) at
Albion College.
- A maximum of one unit from Advanced
Placement credit can count toward the major.
- Standard requirements for majors are
at the beginning of the Foreign Languages section.
- Courses required for the major must be
taken for a numerical grade.
Note prerequisites for all 300- and 400-level classes.
Requirements for
Major With Elementary Education Certification
- A minimum of eight units at the
201-level or above, including Spanish 301 and either 305 or 306.
- With departmental permission, courses
taken abroad may replace courses from this sequence.
- Courses required for the major must be
taken for a numerical grade.
- Completion of all other requirements
for teacher certification.
Note prerequisites for all 300- and 400-level classes.
- Study abroad is strongly recommended,
and may soon be required by the State of Michigan.
Requirements for
Minor
- A minimum of six units at the
201-level or above, including Spanish 301, 315.
- Students whose placement test results
exempt them from courses at the 200-level must fulfill the six-unit
requirement beginning at the 300-level. These students do not
receive retroactive college credit for 201 or 202.
- A maximum of one unit from Advanced
Placement credit can count toward the minor.
- Courses required for the minor must be
taken for a numerical grade.
Note prerequisites for all 300- and 400-level classes.
Requirements for
Major and Minor With Secondary Education
Certification
- A teaching major consists of a minimum
of eight units at the 201-level or above. Spanish 301, 305 or 306,
and 315 are required.
- A teaching minor consists of a minimum
of five units at the 201-level or above. Spanish 301, 305 or 306,
and 315 are required.
- With departmental permission, courses
taken abroad may replace courses from this sequence.
- Courses required for the major or
minor must be taken for a numerical grade.
- Completion of all other requirements
for teacher certification.
Note prerequisites for all 300- and 400-level classes.
- Study abroad is strongly recommended,
and may soon be required by the State of Michigan.
Requirements for
“Certificate of Language Proficiency”
- A minimum of six units, including
Spanish 301 and one other 300-level course. Students may test out of
courses (see detailed description at the beginning of the Foreign
Languages section).
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