| SPA-101 | Spanish Language & Culture I | 4 credits |
| SPA-101REV | Spanish Grammar and Phonetics Review | 1 credit |
| SPA-102 | Spanish Language & Culture II | 4 credits |
| SPA-201 | Spanish Language and Culture III | 3 credits |
| SPA-202 | Spanish Language and Culture IV | 3 credits |
| SPA-210 | Introduction to Spanish for Healthcare
Professionals | 3 credits |
| SPA-235 | Spanish for Heritage Speakers | 3 credits |
| SPA-299 | Intermediate Readings in Spanish | 1-3 credits |
| SPA-301 | Spanish Composition and Conversation | 3 credits |
| SPA-302 | Spanish Composition and Conversation | 3 credits |
| SPA-310 | Advanced Spanish for Healthcare
Professionals | 3 credits |
| SPA-332 | Film in the Spanish-Speaking World | 3 credits |
| SPA-333 | Literature of Latin America | 3 credits |
| SPA-334 | Literature of Spain | 3 credits |
| SPA-335 | U.S. Latino/a Literature | 3 credits |
SPA ELEC-
| Spanish Elective Upper Division (300- or 400- level) | 3 credits |
Students must take languages courses in ascending sequence; students may not take for credit a lower language course than one they have already completed. Students who choose to take a course at the College of Idaho that is lower than a transfer course from another institution forfeit the equivalent transfer credits.
At minimum one-third of coursework for the minor must be completed at The College of Idaho.
Students who have previously taken Spanish must complete the Modern Foreign Language placement test to determine entry level. Students must complete Spanish coursework through, at minimum, SPA-202 (or equivalent by placement test) to be eligible for this minor.
All students must complete 15 units of coursework, regardless of placement test results. Students who complete SPA-202 in fewer than 15 credits have the option to take up to 3 credits in Humanities & Fine Arts courses (English, Philosophy & Religious Studies, Theatre & Speech Arts, Music, or Art). ENG-100 and FYS-101 (or FYS-110) may not be used to fulfill minor requirements.
Students may elect to minor in Spanish (Humanities & Fine Arts PEAK) or in Spanish Foundations (Professional Studies & Enhancements PEAK), but not both. Spanish majors may not minor in either Spanish or Spanish Foundations.
Students wishing to teach Spanish at the secondary level should consult with the education department for specific certification requirements.