Spanish

First Year
Semester 1   Semester 2
SPAN 203 Intermediate Spanish I 4   SPAN 204 Intermediate Spanish 2 4
ENGL 101 English Composition and Reading 3   MATH 114 College Algebra and Trigonometry 5
HUMA 101 General Education Course in Humanities (Suggestion: HUMA 101 , Intro to Humanities: World Cultures to 1500) 3   HUMA 102 General Education Course in Humanities (Suggestion: HUMA 102 , Intro to Humanities: World Cultures 1500 to Present) 3
INTS 100 General Education Course in Social & Behavioral Sciences (Suggestion: INTS 100 , Intro. to International Studies) 3   GENED General Education Course in Natural Sciences 3
HUMA 103 Elective Suggestion: HUMA 103 , Diversity in the U.S. Fulfills Diversity requirement 3   Elective Elective Suggestion: Student may explore area of interest such as Art, Music, Film, Philosophy, History, Anthropology, Sociology, etc. 3
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Second Year
Semester 3   Semester 4
SPAN 303 Spanish Grammar and Composition I 3   SPAN 304 Spanish Grammar and Composition II 3
SPAN 307 SPAN 307 (If required , see below) , Advanced Spanish Conversation ALL students entering 300-level classes in Spanish must take an oral assessment BEFORE enrolling in classes. The assessment is offered in the Language Laboratory at times determined by Ms. Merten, the lab director. If the student places below the cutoff point, s/he must enroll in 303 and 307 concurrently, and must take 12 hours of elective credits to complete the major. If the student places above the cutoff point, s/he must take 15 hours of elective credits in SPAN to complete the major. 3   SPAN 318 SPAN 318 , Spanish Civilization and Culture OR SPAN 319 , Latin American Civilization and Culture 3
HIST 128 General Education Course in Social & Behavioral Sciences (Suggestion: HIST 128 , World History from 1800 to Present) 3   GENED General Education Course in Natural Sciences (based on student interest) 3
ENGL 167 General Education Course in Humanities (Suggestion: ENGL 167 , Intro. to Literature) 3   ART 125 General Education Course in Humanities (Suggestion: Art 125 , Ancient to Medieval Art OR Art 126 , Renaissance to Modern Art OR MUS 100 , World Music) 3
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Third Year
Semester 5   Semester 6
SPAN 321 Spanish and Spanish-American Literature to 1700 3   SPAN 319 SPAN 318 , Spanish Civilization and Culture OR SPAN 319 , Latin American Civilization and Culture 3
SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3   SPAN 322 SPAN 322 , Spanish Literature since 1700 3
SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3   SPAN 335 SPAN 335 , Spanish-American Literature since 1700 3
POLS 103 General Education Course in Social and Behavioral Sciences (Suggestion: POLS 103 , Intro. to Comparative Politics) 3   GENED General Education Course in Social and Behavioral Sciences (Suggestion: POLS 203 , Women, Power and Politics) 3
  Intermediate or Advanced Course in Area of Student Interest such as History, Art, Political Science, International Studies, Music, Pre-Law, Medical Professions, Criminal Justice for example. 3   GENED General Education Course in Natural Sciences (based on student interest) 3
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Fourth Year
Semester 7   Semester 8
SPAN 403 General Education Course in Natural Sciences (based on student interest) 3   SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3
SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3   SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3
SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3   SPAN 495 Senior Seminar 1
SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3   SPAN SPAN Elective course (any course outside the required courses at the 300 or 400 level) 3
  Intermediate or Advanced Course in Area of Student Interest such as History, Art, Political Science, International Studies, Music, Pre-Law, Medical Professions, Criminal Justice for example. 3     Intermediate or Advanced Course in Area of Student Interest such as History, Art, Political Science, International Studies, Music, Pre-Law, Medical Professions, Criminal Justice for example. 3
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The bachelor's degree at UW-Parkside is comprised of 120 credit hours which include the following:

  1. Reading/Writing, and Computational Skills (7 credits)
  2. UW-P Distribution Requirements - General Education 36 credits to include 12 credits each from Humanities and Fine Arts (HU), Social and Behavioral Science (SB) and Natural Science (NS)
  3. Foreign Language* and Diversity Requirements (DV) (3-11 credits)

    *Foreign Language: It is assumed the student completed two years of the same foreign language in high school with a C or better average in the second year. Two semesters of the same foreign language at UW-P will be required if student did not complete requirement in high school.

  4. 36 credits are required at the 300 level or higher
  5. The English, math, foreign language competencies must be completed by 60 credits
  6. The information literacy requirement must be completed by 30 credits
  7. Any developmental courses (e.g., ACSK) or courses that are repeated more than once, do not count towards the 120 credit hours required for graduation and,
  8. All specific program major requirements as included in the above four year plan.