Spanish (Spanish Through the Professions Specialization), B.A. (WNC)

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Students who start their career at Western Nevada College may complete a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Spanish (Spanish Through the Professions Specialization) by following the course of study described below.

A candidate for a bachelor’s degree must earn a minimum of 120 units, at least 40 of which must be in courses numbered 300 or above. A minimum of 30 units (300-level or above) must be taken in residence at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Students who graduate from a Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) community college with an Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, or an Associate of Business degree automatically fulfill lower-division general education requirements (CO1-8) at the University unless specific general education courses are required for completion of the student’s major program.
To find out how other courses transfer, visit the Transfer Center website or access the Transfer Evaluation System.
See the Spanish (Spanish Through the Professions Specialization), B.A. program description for more information on degree requirements.

NOTE: This transfer agreement has been created specifically for the programs listed above and only applies to students who complete the associate’s degree listed. If the associate’s degree is not earned, or a new program is selected, the transfer and articulation of listed courses, as well as fulfilled degree requirements, could be impacted.

Academic Advising Information

University of Nevada, Reno
College of Education Advising Center
(775) 784-4298
coeadvisement@unr.edu
WRB 2005

WNC Counseling Services
(775) 445-3267
http://www.wnc.edu/counseling/
Carson City, Bristlecone 103

To ensure a successful transition to the University and graduation in four years, students must work with academic advisors at UNR and WNC throughout their career.

Students may earn an Associate of Arts, Associate of Science or Associate of Business degree after transferring to the University via reverse transfer . Talk with an academic advisor at WNC and/or UNR about this opportunity.

The Co-Admission program may provide the least costly route to a bachelors degree, including personalized academic advising from both institutions, certainty on how your specific courses will transfer and the exchange of transcripts between institutions at no additional cost to you.

Recommended Schedule

For information about the Core Objectives (CO) 1-14, please visit the Core Curriculum chapter in the catalog.

Associate’s First Semester (16 units)

ENG 101 - Composition I (3 units)
Mathematics (3 units) CO2
SPAN 111 - First Year Spanish I (4 units) *
Social Sciences (3 units) CO6
100-200 Level General Elective (3 units)

Associate’s Second Semester (14 units)

ENG 102 - Composition II (3 units) CO1, CO3
Natural Sciences with lab (4 units) CO4L
SPAN 112 - First Year Spanish II (4 units) *
Fine Arts (3 units) CO7

Associate’s Third Semester (15 units)

Humanities (3 units) CO5
SPAN 211 - Second Year Spanish I (3 units) OR
SPAN 226 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers I (3 units) *
Natural Sciences (3 units) CO4 or CO4L
College Breadth (3 units) **
100-200 Level General Elective (3 units)

Associate’s Fourth Semester (15 units)

US/NV Constitutions (3 units) CO5, CO8
SPAN 212 - Second Year Spanish II (3 units) OR
SPAN 227 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers II (3 units) *
100-200 Level Minor (6 units) ***
Science, Technology and Society (3 units) CO9

Bachelor’s Fifth Semester (15 units)

SPAN 305 - Spanish Composition I (3 units) OR
SPAN 307 - Writing for Spanish Heritage Speakers (3 units)
300-400 Level Minor (6 units)
College Breadth Requirement (3 units)
General Elective (3 units)

Bachelor’s Sixth Semester (15 units)

SPAN 306 - Spanish Composition II (3 units) OR
300-400 Level SPAN Elective for Spanish Heritage speakers (3 units)
SPAN 315 - Introduction to Translation (3 units)
SPAN 313 - Spanish in the U.S. (3 units) CO10, CO13 OR
SPAN 316 - Business Spanish (3 units) CO11
Choose one from the following:
SPAN 321 - Spanish Culture and Civilization (3 units) CO11 OR
SPAN 322 - Spanish American Culture and Civilization (3 units) CO11 OR
SPAN 323 - Chicano/U.S. Latino Culture (3 units) CO10
SPAN 350 - Introduction to the Study of Hispanic Literature (3 units) CO12

Bachelor’s Seventh Semester (15 units)

Choose one, not previously taken, from the following:
SPAN XXX - Spanish for the Professions (3 units) OR
SPAN 317 - Interpretation I (3 units)
Choose two from the following (6 units):
SPAN 410 - Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition I (3 units)
SPAN 412 - Advanced Translation (3 units) CO11, CO13
SPAN 413 - Interpretation II (3 units)
SPAN 422 - Special Topics in Translation (3 units) CO11
Capstone Integration & Synthesis (3 units) OR, if CO13 has been met with SPAN 313,
300-400 Level Minor (3 units) OR
General Elective (3 units)
300-400 Level Minor (3 units) OR
General Elective (3 units)

Bachelor’s Eighth Semester (15 units)

SPAN 400 - Service Learning in Spanish (3 units) CO14
Choose one, not previously taken, from the following:
SPAN 410 - Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition I (3 units)
SPAN 412 - Advanced Translation (3 units) CO11, CO13
SPAN 413 - Interpretation II (3 units)
SPAN 422 - Special Topics in Translation (3 units) CO11
300-400 Level Minor (3 units)
300-400 Level Minor (3 units) OR
General Elective (3 units)
Exit Examination: Upon completion of their major coursework, students must take an exit examination. Contact the department office to arrange an exam seating. Students must pass the examination to be eligible for graduation. A note (Satisfactorily Completed Spanish B.A. Exit Examination) will be added to each student’s transcript.

Legend

* Course fulfills specific program requirements for the bachelor’s degree.
** For information about the College Breadth Requirement, please go to the College of Liberal Arts page in the catalog.
*** For information about the Minor, please go to the Undergraduate Minors page in the catalog.

Disclaimer: The provisions of this transfer agreement do not constitute a contract, expressed or implied, between any applicant or student and the University of Nevada, Reno. The university reserves the right to make changes in degree requirements, degree offerings, schedules, course offerings, and other university standards to meet circumstances which may arise after publishing this information online.