Study Abroad Plan of Study: Four year plan for BA in Spanish
with 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)
EDUC 101 (1)
Constitution Requirement (3)
Total: 14 credit hours
Fall Year 2: Winthrop University
CRTW 201 (3)*
SPAN 250 (3)
Second Language (4)
Social Science (3)
EDUC 220 (3)
Total: 16 credit hours
Fall Year 3: Winthrop University
Spring Year 1: Winthrop University
HMXP 102 (3)
SPAN 202 (3)
Historical Perspective (3)
Logic, Language, Semiotics Elective (3)
(not a foreign language course)
EDUC 200 (3)
Elective (1)**
Total: 16 credit hours
Spring Year 2: Winthrop University
SPAN 310 (3)
Elective in Spanish (3)
Second Language (4)
EDCO 201 (2)
EDCO 202 (2)
EDCO 203 (1)
Total: 15 credit hours
Spring Year 3: Fundación Ortega y Gassett, Veritas
University, Universidad de Sevilla, or Universidad
Pablo de Olavide)
SPAN 302 (3)
Humanities and Arts (3)
(not Spanish 250)
EDCO 305 (2)
EDCO 306 (2)
MLAN 390 (1)
Natural Science – no lab (3)
Electives (3)*
Total: 17 credit hours
Fall Year 4: Winthrop University
SPAN 410 (3)
EDCO 351 (1)
MLAN 391 (3)
MLAN 392 (1)
SPAN 499 (0)
Natural Science – with lab (4)
Social Science (3)
Electives (3)
Total: 18 credit hours
EDCO 350 (1) (online course)
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.)
Total: 16 credit hours
Spring Year 4: Winthrop University
EDUC 401 (1)
EDUC 402 (9)
EDUC 410 (2)
Total: 12 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.