Classes in literature and history are also offered to students with advanced language proficiency. Looking out over the rooftops, Summer 2000. During four weeks, students may earn up to 9 hours of University of Utah credit in Spanish. Those interested in a six-week stay may earn up to 13 credit hours. Advanced courses in Spanish may count toward major or minor requirements.
Specific credit is arranged with the program director before departure .
Faculty Joel Hancock, Professor in the University of Utah Department of Languages and Literature, will serve as Program Director. Professor Hancock has led numerous study abroad programs in Mexico, Spain, Costa Rica, and Venezuela. The host family will provide a private room, all meals, and moderate use of laundry facilities and telephone. May 6 Depart Salt Lake City. May 7 Arrive in Chile, meet host families.