Spanish

A.A. Degree for Transfer Spanish · Santiago Canyon College · 2025-2026 Catalog

The Associate in Arts in Spanish for Transfer degree is designed for students who wish to transfer to the California State University system. Successful completion of the transfer degree in Spanish guarantees the student acceptance to the California State University campus leading to a baccalaureate degree in Spanish or similar major.  The Associate in Arts in Spanish for Transfer Degree develops competence in the ability to understand, read, write and speak Spanish. In addition, it provides the foundation for student to acquire a better understanding and appreciation of the Spanish language and cultures of all Spanish speaking countries. Upon successful completion of the degree, student is also prepared to pursue a career in healthcare, law enforcement, public safety, public service, education, U.S. government, translation and/or interpreting, business, international relations, food services, teaching English in Spanish speaking countries, hospitality, travel industry, and other related fields.

Program Courses & Requirements

CourseTitleUnits
Spanish, AA-T: Complete all of the following23
Major Requirements5
: Complete at least one of the following rules5-10
SPAN 101Elementary Spanish I5
SPAN 101HHonors Elementary Spanish I5
: Complete all of the following5
SPAN 101AElementary Spanish IA2.5
SPAN 101BElementary Spanish IB2.5
Major Requirements (Continued)15
SPAN 102Elementary Spanish II5
: Complete at least one of the following rules5-10
SPAN 110Spanish for Spanish Speakers 15
SPAN 201Intermediate Spanish I5
: Complete at least one of the following rules5-10
SPAN 111Spanish for Spanish Speakers 25
SPAN 202Intermediate Spanish II5
Select one (1) course from the following (List A)3
SPAN 194Beginning Conversational Spanish3
SPAN 195AAdvanced Conversational Spanish3
SPAN 195BAdvanced Conversational Spanish3
SPAN 213College Spanish Composition3
If a student places out of any elementary level core course(s) and is not awarded units for that course, the student must select an additional course not taken from List A or from the approved substit
ANTH 100Introduction to Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 100HHonors Introduction to Cultural Anthropology3
COMM 120Intercultural Communication3
COMM 120HHonors Introduction to Intercultural Communication3
ETHN 130Introduction to Chicano Studies3
ENGL 246Survey of Chicano Literature3
ETHN 101Introduction to Ethnic Studies3
FREN 101Elementary French 15
GEOG 100World Regional Geography3
GEOG 100HHonors World Regional Geography3
HIST 124Mexican-American History in the United States3
ITAL 101Elementary Italian I5
SOC 100Introduction to Sociology3
SOC 100HHonors Introduction to Sociology3
SOC 220Introduction to Gender and Sexualities3

Learning Outcomes

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