Sul Ross State University

Spanish Program

The Spanish program provides professional training for students interested in becoming certified to teach; students interested in preparing for careers in interpretation and translation; and students desiring to enter other career fields.

An endorsement in English-as-a-Second-Language can be earned in addition to the degree in Spanish.

The demand for college graduates with bilingual skills is steadily increasing. In addition, a strong background in Spanish can complement any field of study.

Bachelor's Degree

• Degree Plan
• Teacher Certification
• Spanish Courses

Minor in Spanish

For a minor in Spanish, students must complete SPAN 2301 and 2302; SPAN 3315 or 3316; and nine additional semester credit hours of Spanish courses, including six advanced hours.