Spanish Minor Students participate in Day of the Dead celebrations by creating their own altars.
Spanish is the official language of about 400 million people in 21 countries!
*On-campus format will require some online classes for degree completion.
"We cannot limit our reading to works from the past or a single tradition, but rather should explore a wide range of texts and perspectives."
- Larry Jackson, "Literature, Humanities
and the Democratic Moral Imagination."
²Ø¾«¸ó offers a Spanish Minor. A minor is simply a secondary academic subject to add to your knowledge, whether it is of professional or personal interest.
Our minor , but unlike most other degrees in the St. Louis area, you don’t need to come in with knowledge, since credits at the 100-level count for the minor!
You can also test in and start the minor at your current language level and further your preparation with classes on culture and experiential learning opportunities such as internships and real-life language application.
You will study composition and conversation in Spanish, as well as study literature. This minor, coupled with a major of your choice, can make you a more desirable candidate to potential employers because of your global competency skills.
Spanish Minor Students participate in Day of the Dead celebrations by creating their own altars.
Students who have earned the Missouri Seal of Biliteracy may receive up to 12 hours of college credit. Six of the credits awarded through this process will be accepted as Foreign Language coursework within ²Ø¾«¸ó’s General Education curriculum (GE-HC: Foreign Language / Human Diversity). ²Ø¾«¸ó offers the added benefit of waiving any transcription fees for credits awarded in this manner. For more information, consult ²Ø¾«¸ó's policy on credit for prior learning.