A major or minor in Spanish can prepare a student for a career as a teacher, law enforcement officer, translator, interpreter, social worker, public relations officer, sales representative, or manager with a large number of businesses which are seeking bilingual employees.

The demand for college graduates with bilingual skills is steadily increasing. In addition, a strong background in Spanish can complement any field of study. Spanish majors must take the Spanish assessment examination during the last semester before graduation. The completion of the Spanish major will also prepare a student for graduate studies in Spanish or linguistics.

Bachelor of Arts Degree, Spanish Major

Bachelor of Arts, Spanish Major with Secondary Teacher Certification

Spanish as a second teaching field: 3301, 3310 or 3311, 3314 or 3316, 4310 or 4311 and 12 additional sch in Spanish.