The course instructor and another member of the teaching staff chosen by the department's undergraduate advisor will evaluate the paper. The student will present the paper in Spanish at a public forum. The minor in Spanish consists of 18 credits numbered 204 or above. Students in the Business School must complete the requirements in the Business Students Track. All other students complete the Non-Business Students Track.
Students are responsible for completing any prerequisite courses as well.
These courses satisfy GER distribution requirement. With the approval of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, students may substitute a course in anthropology, geography, history, political science, or sociology that focuses on the Hispanic world for the required culture course. Students are urged to take two culture courses as well as both the writing and translation courses. An internship with a firm doing business in Latin America or Spain may substitute for one of the required courses in the minor. Such substitutions must be approved by the Department of Spanish and Portuguese in consultation with the School of Business Administration which will assist students in finding an internship.