7 steps to graduate with a spanish degree
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How to begin
Get on board by taking one of two tracks: take SPAN1010, 1020, 2010, and 2020 or, if you already have
experience with Spanish, you can test out of thoselower division classes through a proficiency exam.
Plan your schedulewith an advisor
Each class has a different amountand type of workload. Plan out yourschedule with your advisor so youcan spread out your classes andlearn from a variety of teachers.
Use online and app resourcesThere are many apps and websites, like Duolingo,
that can help you with language practice andretention.
Take advantage of the on-campusresources
There are tutoring labs and conversation tableswhere you can practice your Spanish with other
Spanish speakers.
Take whatinterests you
Once you get throughthe beginning classesyou can take a varietyof classes about theSpanish language,
culture and literatureas you work on
becoming bilingual.
Study abroadNothing is more beneficial for your language
education than experiencing immersion in anotherculture. It will increase your love for the culture
and improve your language proficiency.
Search for a Spanish-speaking job
Ask your professors about working as a Spanishtutor or grader. This will help improve your language
abilities. Ask around in the community aboutopportunities as well. Local churches, medicaloffices, and businesses are often searching for
translators.