Academic Calendar 2004
(New Academic Choices)

Completion of first-year requirements with no failures. Students must have an average of at least 70% in 3.0 principal courses, including 1.0 course from Spanish 200, 200w/x, 222E, 030 or 030w/x, (or the former Spanish 002, 002w/x, 020 or 020w/x, 022E) plus 2.0 additional courses, with no mark in these principal courses below 60%. Comparative Literature and Culture 020 is recommended.

For students who begin Spanish at university and complete Spanish 030 or 030w/x in Year 1, it is recommended that they take Spanish 200 or 200w/x or 222E in a Summer Session, or consult the Department concerning an alternative.

9.0 courses:

2.5 courses normally taken in second year: Spanish 202F/G, 203F/G, 204F/G, 300
0.5 course normally taken in third year: Spanish 205F/G
1.0 course: Spanish 218F/G and 219F/G
0.5 from: Spanish 320F/G, 402F/G or 404F/G (Medieval Spanish Literature)
0.5 from: Spanish 321F/G, 323F/G, 324F/G, 326F/G, 402F/G or 404F/G (Spanish Golden Age Literature)
0.5 from: Spanish 331F/G, 333F/G, 334F/G, 336F/G, 337E, 338F/G, 402F/G or 404F/G (Modern Spanish Literature)
0.5 from: Spanish 330F/G, 343F/G, 344F/G, 346F/G, 347E, 348F/G, 403F/G or 405F/G (Spanish-American Literature)
3.0 additional Spanish courses at the 200 level or above

Notes: With the permission of the Department, additional Spanish courses at the 400 level (Special Topics) may be used to fulfill requirements for the Literature courses listed above (Medieval Spanish, Spanish Golden Age, Modern Spanish, Spanish-American).
Students planning to take third year of the module abroad should defer Spanish 218F/G and 219F/G to third year.
With permission of the Dept., Spanish 101 with a final mark of at least 80% can be counted toward the Honors Specialization in place of Spanish 218F/G and 219F/G.