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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Major in Spanish
To track your progress towards graduation, refer to your degree evaluation in your SDSU WebPortal.
Once you have determined that you are eligible to graduate, you need to submit a graduation application and the non-refundable application fee. Graduation is based on the successful completion of all of your degree requirements by your date of graduation.
Visit the the SDSU Office of Evaluation's graduation page for further information.
Minor in Spanish
Minor in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies
Spanish Proficiency Test
Certificates: (1) Spanish for the Professions and (2)Translation & Interpretation
Study Abroad
High school Equivalencies
Bilingual/Heritage Speakers
We recommend you speak with the undergraduate advisor. There are specialized courses for you that are equivalent to courses in the “regular” courses in the department. They take into account the Spanish skills you already have and build upon them.
We highly recommend that you take these courses rather than those in the “regular” track because you will not have to learn aspects of the language that you already know. They have been designed especially FOR YOU.
Please see our Spanish for Bilingual Speakers page for more information.
International Business Major
Regular Track
- SPAN 301
- SPAN 302
- SPAN 307
- SPAN 497
Heritage Speaker Track
- SPAN 381
- SPAN 350, or 491, or 493
- SPAN 307
- SPAN 497
Please see the undergraduate adviser for additional information regarding each track.
Also, check with the appropriate International Business adviser.
Advising
Esther CastroOffice: AL 165 | Phone: (619) 594-5090 | Email: [email protected] | Virtual Office Hours
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