Please Note: Discovering Spanish (MLSP 102) and Continuing Spanish courses (MLSP 201 and MLSP 202) do not need to be taken sequentially, but students must complete these courses in an order that requires an increasing level of proficiency.
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Program Requirements | ||
| Select up to three of the following courses: | 0 to 9 | |
| Discovering Spanish II | ||
| Continuing Spanish I | ||
| Continuing Spanish II | ||
| Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition | ||
| Intermediate Spanish Language Immersion | ||
| Advanced Spanish Conversation | ||
| Intermediate Modern Language Abroad Class | ||
| Experimental course in Spanish | ||
| Select at least one course at the 300 level or higher: | 3 to 12 | |
| Selected Topics in Spanish | ||
| Spanish for Business | ||
| Survey of Spanish Literature | ||
| Spanish Translation | ||
| Hispanic Cityscapes | ||
| Migrations and the Hispanic World | ||
| Spanish for Business II: A Practical Approach | ||
| Directed Study in Spanish | ||
| Seminar in Spanish | ||
| Latinos in the U.S.A. | ||
| Spanish Identities and Cultures in Modern Peninsular Literature | ||
| Latin American Boom | ||
| Multicultural Spain Through its Regions | ||
| Multicultural Spanish America | ||
| Internship in Modern Language | ||
| Total Credits | 12 | |
Policies Related to Minors
- Some major/minor/major combinations are prohibited. See the major/minor/major exclusions list for more information.
- Courses taken to fulfill a minor can be applied as arts and sciences electives, unrestricted electives or Context and Perspectives courses. Courses fulfilling Business Dynamics or Business Environment requirements can only apply to the Business Administration minor.
- Courses fulfilling Foundations for Success requirements may not be applied to a minor.
- The electives guide defines all classes designated as Arts and Sciences and Business. A business course can apply to an unrestricted elective requirement but cannot serve as an arts and science elective. Students are strongly encouraged to maintain an awareness of where courses taken for a minor apply to their degree requirements.
- Courses used to fulfill the modern language requirement for BA students cannot be applied to a minor.
- A course taken under the Pass/Fail/D policy may be applied to the minor.
- Major courses (including courses applied to the Business Administration major) may not be applied to a minor.
- Students may apply only one course not taken at Bentley (from sources such as transfer, IB, AP, course away, non-Bentley study abroad program, etc.) to the minor.
- Students may only complete a maximum of three minors including the required Business Administration minor.
- A single course may only apply to one minor.
- To be awarded a minor, students must achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in the minor. See the exception for the Business Administration Minor below.
- A minor may not be declared after a student has been awarded their bachelor's degree.
- Please note: some courses have prerequisites that must be completed before beginning the minor and some minor requirements/electives have prerequisites that must be completed.
Policy on Business Administration Minor
All students will automatically be enrolled in a Business Administration minor. In order to graduate with a designated minor, a student must earn a 2.00 GPA for the courses comprising the minor. All Bentley students are required to successfully complete the courses for the Business Administration minor (grade of D- or above), no matter what major(s) they select, as part of their requirements. Students who pass the required courses for the Business Administration minor, but do not meet the minimum required 2.00 GPA, will have the minor removed as a program of study prior to being awarded an undergraduate degree.