Declare a Major or Minor
Looking to declare the Spanish Major?
- If you have under 90 credits, you can change your major on the progress report section of MyMAP.
- If over 90 credits, contact the Liberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab) to set up an appointment with an advisor.
- 1049 JFSB | 801-422-3541
If you are interested in completing an Option II instead of the required minor, see the course catalog (opens in a new tab) for more information on requirement 8, and bring the following proposal form to the Liberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab).
Looking to declare the Spanish Studies Secondary Major?
First, discuss declaring a secondary major with the advisor of your primary major. If your advisor or the Liberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab) advisor of your primary major support the addition of a secondary major to your academic plan, contact the Liberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab)located in 1041 JFSB to set up an appointment to meet with one of our professors. They can be reached at 801-422-3541.
Fill out the Change of Major form, and bring a printed copy to your scheduled appointment.
Fill out the Secondary Major form, and bring a printed copy to your scheduled appointment.
Looking to declare the Spanish Minor?
To declare a Spanish Minor, students must first meet with an advisor in theLiberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab) located in 1041 JFSB.
Interested in declaring the Spanish Teaching Major?
To declare a Spanish Teaching Major, students must first meet with an advisor in theLiberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab) located in 1041 JFSB.
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Interested in declaring the Spanish Teaching Minor?
Students must be accepted into a teaching major program before they can declare a teaching minor. To declare the Spanish teaching minor, students must first meet with an advisor in theLiberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab) located in 1041 JFSB.
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Interested in declaring the Spanish Translation Major?
To declare a Spanish Translation Major, students must first meet with an advisor in theLiberal Arts Advisement Center (opens in a new tab) located in 1041 JFSB.
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