Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate Program
Students can earn undergraduate degrees with dual-language emphasis through the Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate Program. The Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate is available with all undergraduate majors.
How it Works
Students take specialized Spanish classes and fulfill a portion of their major/minor requirements by completing a practicum or learning experience related to their major in a Spanish-speaking setting. Following completion of program requirements, students earn a Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate that shows they have the valuable and marketable skills to speak, read and write professionally in Spanish. Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate Program graduates are prepared for careers in bicultural (Spanish/English) environments.
Admissions Requirements
Students applying for the Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate are required to submit the following:
Credit By Examination Opportunities
For elementary and intermediate level Spanish classes, credit can be granted through the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or by transferring in Advanced Placement (AP), or International Baccalaureate (IB) exam scores.
Please visit: to find another nearby school that offers the exam to the public (such as SAC, UIW, and PAC). The website will give you a way to contact them to arrange to sit for the exam and a separate link to register for the test.
You should register to take βSpanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2,β and supply the school code is 6550 to have the results sent to the ΒιΆΉ Registrarβs Office for processing.
Degree Plan
To view a complete list of courses and course descriptions for the Spanish-English Biliterate Certificate Program, visit the .