Spanish Minor
To pursue a minor, a student must have achieved sophomore status and have been granted permission by the chair of the student's major and the chair of the program offering the minor. A student begins the process by consulting with his or her adviser and completing an application acquired from the Office for Student Records.
To complete a Spanish minor, a grade of C or better must be achieved in six courses:
Required Courses
| Course |
Course Title |
| SP 101 |
Introduction to Spanish I* |
| SP 201 |
Intermediate Spanish I
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| SP 202 |
Intermediate Spanish II
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| SP 301 |
Conversation and Composition
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*only for students with no previous Spanish background
Additional Courses (Choose 2 courses)
| Course |
Course Title |
| SP 102 |
Introduction to Spanish II |
| SP 205 |
Spanish for Law Enforcement |
| GS 300 |
Service Learning Abroad: Dominican Republic
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| Study Abroad |
Students may elect to take up to six credits (two courses) at a Spanish-speaking institution during a study abroad experience approved by Hilbert.
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