Requirements for a Major in Latin American and Caribbean Studies Please review all college-wide degree requirements summarized in the College of Arts and Sciences section of this General Bulletin . Generally speaking, other courses above the 2999 level may also qualify for major credit provided they contain, as determined by the adviser, a significant emphasis on the study of the Latin American and Caribbean area. At least three of the departments or schools must be represented in courses chosen. In order to qualify for completion of the major, the student must also have completed the initial sequence or equivalent of Spanish, Portuguese, or another language considered by the adviser to be relevant to the area of study. The minor should normally be in one of the participating departments or schools.
Requirements are as specified by that department or school.
The program offers honors in the major. For requirements and other information, see the University Honors Program and Honor Societies section of this General Bulletin . Requirements for a Major with a Business Emphasis Latin American and Caribbean studies offers a business emphasis program of study for its majors who want to develop a career-oriented preprofessional program in business while completing their liberal arts major. There are no special entrance requirements for the business emphasis program. At least two departments or schools must be represented in the courses selected for the minor.