Bridgewater Spanish BA Transfer Guide
Bridgewater Spanish BA Transfer Guide
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Bridgewater Spanish BA Transfer Guide

Bridgewater Spanish BA Transfer Guide

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Bachelor of Arts in Spanish

Catalog Year 2025-2027

Based on VCCS Curriculum for WORLD LANGUAGES (SPANISH)

Complete at a Virginia Community College

Credits

Course Equivalent

Notes

SDV 100 or 101

1-2

Elective credit

 

ENG 111

3

Writing Intensive

 

ENG 112

3

CL 200

 

Any UCGS Art

3

Creative/Artistic Practices

 

Any UCGS Literature

3

Study of Human Narrative

 

Any UCGS History

3

Study of the Past

Rec: Hist 101, 102, 111, or 112

Any UCGS Social & Behavioral Science

3

Scientific Study of People/Society

Rec: ECON 150, 201, 202, PSY 200, or SOC 200

Any UCGS Natural Science

4

Scientific Study of Nature

 

Any UCGS Math

3-5

Math Req

 

Any UCGS Course

3-4

Communication

Recommend: CST 100 or 110

Any UCGS Course

3

AA Req

 

SPA 101

4

SPAN 101

 

SPA 102 or SPA 115

4

SPAN 102

 

SPA 201 or SPA 205

3

SPAN 201

 

SPA 202 or SPA 206

3

SPAN 202

 

Electives

9-15

 

Consider a second language area

Pre-Transfer Credits

60-62

   

 

Complete at Bridgewater College

Credits

Notes

CL 150

1

See below for more info

CL 400

1-3

 

SPAN 310

3

 

SPAN 315

3

 

SPAN 320 OR 325

3

Take SPA 211 AND SPA 212 at VCCS

SPAN 340

3

Take SPA 233 at VCCS

SPAN 345

3

Take SPA 271 at VCCS

SPAN 401 OR 402

3

 

Major Electives

12

Study Abroad or take a May term travel course or additional SPAN

Complete a Second Major/Minor that pairs well with Spanish

0-30

Such as: Education, Biology, Comm, Econ, Bus, History & Political Science

Post-Transfer Credits

60-62

 


 

Transfer Guidance

 

Guaranteed Admission Agreement

  • Applicable Associate Degrees: AA and AS

  • Minimum GPA requirement: 2.5/4.0

  • Course requirements: Students must earn a grade of 'C' or higher in VCCS courses for credit to be transferred into Bridgewater.

  • Maximum credits applicable for transfer: 68

  • Testing requirements: Bridgewater College is test optional. Students using the GAA are not required to submit standardized test scores for admittance

 

Important Links & Dates

  • Transfer Info, Application, & Financial Aid Information: www.bridgewater.edu/transfer

  • Deposit: On or before June 1

  • FAFSA-Free Applications for Federal Student Aid: For highest aide, submit by March 1. Visit www.Studentaid.gov for more info

  • Admissions Applications: No Deadline- Rolling Admissions

 

What Should I Consider When Selecting Courses?

  • Connect with the transfer counselor at Bridgewater within your first year for help choosing the correct courses for your program.

 

Is This Degree Right For Me?

  • Employers are looking for candidates who are bilingual

  • Integration of knowledge across the disciplines

  • Development of critical thinking and communication skills

  • Ability to question, examine and understand issues/ideas with increasing clarity and depth

  • Gain the knowledge and skills to become a successful and ethical leader.

  • Learn from faculty who have professional experience in the business world.

 

What Is The Impact On My Degree Of Work I Have Already Completed?

  • Associate Transfer Degree Completion: The completion of an Associate Degree results in all lower-division general education requirements being met, except for CL 150 (a transfer orientation class that introduces students to the BC Academic community) and CL 400 (a senior portfolio class).

  • Credit for Prior Learning: AP, IB, and CLEP are evaluated for credits

  • Catalog Year: Catalog year determined by first semester of attendance at the community college post high-school graduation.

  • Dual Enrollment -- Completion of Associate Degree in HS: The completion of an Associate Degree concurrent with high school results in course work towards your degree and most general education courses satisfied. Students will be enrolled as a freshman for orientation and engagement purposes.

 

Is This College Right For Me?

  • Small class sizes with academic advisors in each department. All in-person.

  • 23 NCAA DIII Sports

  • Commuting or on-campus housing.

  • Robust career services, academic support services, and clubs and activities.

  • Study Abroad in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia. Recently, our students have studied in Spain (in rural or urban settings), Guatemala, Ecuador, and Argentina. See here for more information: https://www.bridgewater.edu/academics/study-abroad/

 

Did You Know That…

  • BC awards merit scholarships to transfer students based on the cumulative GPA from community college course work. www.bridgewater.edu/admissions-aid

  • 100% of students receive financial assistance.

  • There are 55 different majors and minors.

  • The Student:Faculty ratio is 13:1, with the average class size being 19.

 

What Can I Do With This Degree?

 

Program Successes & Highlights

  • Through our Spanish program, over 95% of our students are offered full time jobs as a result of their work as a Spanish major.

  • Our students find creative ways to apply their knowledge of Spanish to whatever career comes next: entering the teaching profession, medical translation, going to graduate school, moving abroad, working in the non-profit or the governmental sector.

 

What Are My Chances For Getting Accepted?

  • Students that maintain at least a 2.5 GPA, show proficiency in college level Mathematics and English, and are in good academic standing have a high possibility of being admitted.

 

Do More With Your Degree!

 

Other Than Classes, Are There Other Program Requirements?

  • All students in this program are strongly encouraged to become involved in community service projects.

 

4-Year Major
Humanities/Liberal Arts/World Languages
Applicable School(s)
Bridgewater College
Category/Topic
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