Apr 20, 2025  
2025-2026 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog 
    
2025-2026 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog

Spanish, BA Certification (Alpine)

Location(s): Alpine


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The SRSU Spanish program offers students the opportunity to become proficient in Spanish by developing critical thinking skills through the study of literature, linguistics, artistic movements and cultures. The program offers degree tracks in teaching certification and non-certification in the study of the Spanish language, the development of communicative proficiency, and the analysis of a wide range of literary and cultural production throughout the Spanish-speaking world.

BA Spanish Student Learning Outcomes (SLO)

  • Students will be able to demonstrate advanced level of comprehension in reading Spanish. Specifically, to read literary works from Spain and Latin America that include different genres: short stories, novels, plays and poetry.
  • Students will be able to demonstrate advanced level of oral proficiency by expressing themselves clearly, accurately and effectively in a variety of communicative contexts and academic situations. The student will be able to communicate orally in standard Spanish according to the ACTFL Standards for Foreign Language Learning.
  • Students will be able to demonstrate advanced level proficiency in writing Spanish. The student will be able to construct effective written discourse in standard Spanish using a broad range of language structures which comply to the ACTFL Standards for Foreign Language Learning.
  • Students will be able to demonstrate awareness and understanding of historical, political and cultural events of Spain and Latin America. Students will be able to determine the connections between history and culture within Spanish speaking countries.

Program Requirements


Core Curriculum: 42

First-Year Seminar: 1

BA Requirements: 11

Restricted Certification Electives: 6 Credits


Students must choose 6 credit hours from among the following:

Notes:


Block I: EDUA 3302 , EDUA 4314  

Block II: EDUA 3303 , EDUA 4322  

Block III: EDUA 3300 , EDUA 3301 , EDUA 4605  

Total Hours: 120


Core Curriculum: 42

First-Year Seminar: 1

BA Requirements: 11

Required Core Courses: 36

Restrictive Electives: 6

Teacher Certification: 24

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