Study Abroad Plan of Study: Four year plan for BA in Spanish
without Teacher Education Certification
and a study abroad semester in Argentina (Fundación Ortega y Gassett),
Costa Rica (Veritas University), or Spain (Universidad de Sevilla or Universidad
Pablo de Olavide)
Fall Year 1: Winthrop University
ACAD 101 (1)
WRIT 101 (3)
SPAN 201 (3)
MATH 150 (3)
Second Language 101 (4)
Social Science (3)
Spring Year 1: Winthrop University
HMXP 102 (3)
SPAN 202 (3)
Logic, Language, Semiotics (3)
(not a foreign language course)
Second Language 102 (4)
Humanities and Art (3)
Total: 17 credit hours
Fall Year 2: Winthrop University
CRTW 201 (3)*
SPAN 250 (3)
Natural Science with lab (4)
Minor Requirement (3)
Technology Requirement (3)
Total: 16 credit hours
Spring Year 2: Winthrop University
SPAN 310 (3)
Humanities and Arts (3)
(not Spanish 250)
Social Science (3)
Minor Requirement (3)
Electives (3)**
Total: 16 credit hours
Fall Year 3: Winthrop University
Total: 15 credit hours
Spring Year 3: Fundación Ortega y Gassett,
Veritas University, Universidad de Sevilla or
Universidad Pablo de Olavide
Students will enroll in 15 credits
of Spanish Language, Literature and
Civilization courses.
(Must include a literature survey that could
replace Spanish 401 or 402.)
SPAN 301 or 302 (3)
Minor Requirement (3)
Historical Perspective 351 or 352(3)
Oral Communication (3)
Electives (3)
Total: 15 credit hours
Fall Year 4: Winthrop University
SPAN 410 (3)
SPAN 499 (0)
Electives (6)
Minor Requirement (3)
Constitution Requirement (3)
Total: 15 credit hours
Spring Year 4: Winthrop University
Electives (3)
Minor Requirement (3)
Minor Requirement (3)
Humanities and Arts (3)
(not a Spanish class)
Natural Science - without lab (3)
Total: 15 credit hours
Total: 15 credit hours
This plan assumes that students will begin at the level of 201. If a student begins at a level lower than
201, completion of the degree in 8 semesters is unlikely.
This plan totals 124 credits. Students may request 8 credits for Spanish 101 and 102, after receiving a
grade of B or higher in Spanish 201 or another Spanish course at the 200, 300 or 400 level. These credits
may be used to reduce the number of lower-division electives needed for graduation.
* CRTW 201 should be taken sometime during the Sophomore year. This could be either fall or spring,
depending upon course availability, major program requirements, and/or study abroad placement
options.
**When selecting electives, students need to be sure that they have taken 40 credits above 299. These
electives could be in Spanish or other courses at the 300-level or higher.