AA/AS in Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics

Spanish explores the Spanish language along with the history, art, writing and cultures of Spanish-speaking regions. Students gain linguistic and intercultural skills useful in education, commerce, healthcare, public service and hospitality. Completing the degree gives students a defined lower-division foundation that moves with them to a California State University campus. Because each campus decides which majors count as similar, learners are encouraged to work with a counselor when planning their path. The program pairs major coursework with the general education pattern required for transfer. Prospective students can consult the catalog entry for the complete list of required courses, along with advice on how to sequence them across semesters. Meeting with a counselor early helps learners confirm which requirements apply to them, plan their course load realistically, and keep their long-term academic and career goals in view.