Spanish
Minor (M)
Undergraduate Minor
Allendale • Face to face • Variable Credits
Grand Valley's Spanish minors immerses students in the rich language and diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world.
Overview
Grand Valley offers a variety of Spanish minors tailored to different professional and educational goals. These minors are designed to enhance students' primary fields of study with advanced Spanish language skills and cultural understanding. The program requires students to complete a set number of credit hours beyond the 200-level, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of the language and its applications.
Students can choose from several Spanish minors, including the general Spanish minor, the Spanish Secondary Education minor, and the Spanish Elementary Education minor. Each minor covers a range of topics such as advanced grammar, professional writing, civilization and culture, and teaching methods. Additionally, the minors emphasize practical application and often include a study abroad requirement to provide real-world experience and cultural immersion.
Studying Spanish at Grand Valley is highly beneficial due to the program's focus on practical skills and cultural exposure. The minors not only enhance career prospects in various fields but also enrich personal growth through diverse cultural experiences. The study abroad component ensures students gain valuable international experience, making them more competitive in the job market and better prepared for global interactions.
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