Sample 4 Year Plan for Spanish Program

The following tables are an example of a four-year, 120-unit program for a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish.

Two Plans:

Previous lived experience and/or advanced language courses as a Spanish speaker: beginning with SPAN 300H
- Note- It is not required to have taken AP Spanish. Please review the Language Advising and Placement Document for the transfer of any potential course credits and contact a Spanish program advisor to determine which course you should start with.
Limited experience with Spanish
- Please review the Language Advising and Placement Document to determine your level based on previous high school experience, as you may not need to start with 101, and contact a Spanish program advisor to determine which course you should start with.

**Required Courses**
Fall	4 Units	Spring	4 Units
SPAN 101	4	SPAN 102	4

**General Education**
Fall	11 Units	Spring	11 Units
Area A2	4	Area C1	4
Area A3	4	Area B1	4
Area B4	3	Elective	3

**Required Courses**
Fall	4 Units	Spring	4 Units
SPAN 201 (counts as C3)	4	SPAN 202 (counts as C3)	4

**General Education**
Fall	13 Units	Spring	9 Units
Area B3	3	Area D3	3
Area D2	3	Area D4	3
Area C2	4	Area B2	3
Area D5	3

**Required Courses**
Fall	12 Units	Spring	12 Units
SPAN 300 or 300H	4	SPAN 301	4
SPAN 305	4	SPAN 304	4
SPAN 306	4	SPAN 307	4

**General Education**
Fall	4 Units	Spring	10 Units
Area E1 UD	4	Area C3 UD	4
		Area D1 UD	6

**Required Courses**
Fall	Units	Spring	Units
SPAN 306	4
SPAN 400-level	4
SPAN 400-level	4
Elect/Minor	3	Elect/Minor	4
		Elect/Minor	4

**General Education**
Fall	Units	Spring	Units
SPAN 306	4
SPAN 400-level	4
SPAN 400-level	4
Elect/Minor	3	Elect/Minor	4
		Elect/Minor	4

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