University Studies: World Languages AA Degree

The World Languages emphasis is recommended for students pursuing intermediate fluency in a world language to facilitate communication in professional settings or to begin the first two years of a language or literature major and transfer to a university.

Program Learning Outcomes

For University Studies Degree Learning Outcomes, see page 22.

Choose 10-18 units from the courses listed below

• ASL 1 American Sign Language (4)
• ASL 2 American Sign Language 2 (4)
• ASL 3 American Sign Language 3 (4)
• ASL 4 American Sign Language (4)
• CHIN 1 Mandarin Chinese 1 (5)
• FREN 1 French 1 (5)
• FREN 2 French 2 (5)
• FREN 3 French 3 (3)
• FREN 4 French 4 (3)
• GERM 1 Elementary German (5)
• GERM 2 Elementary German (5)
• JAPN 1 Japanese 1 (5)
• JAPN 2 Japanese 2 (5)
• JAPN 3 Japanese 3 (5)
• JAPN 4 Japanese 4 (5)
• SPAN 1 Spanish 1 (5)
• SPAN 2 Spanish 2 (5)
• SPAN 3 Spanish 3 (4)
• SPAN 4 Spanish 4 (4)

Select the remaining 0 – 8 units from

• Any course not used above
• ASL 1L American Sign Language 1 Skill-Building Lab (1)
• ASL 2L American Sign Language 2 Skill-Building Lab (1)
• ASL 80 Deaf Challenges (3)
• ASL 81 Educational World of the Deaf (3)
• ENGL 10A World Literature (to 1650) (3)
• ENGL 10B World Literature (after 1650) (3)
• ENGL 24 Multicultural Perspectives in American Literature (3)
• ENGL 25 Linguistics (3)
• HIST 35 History of Mexican Americans (3)
• JAPN 19 Japanese Conversation 1 (2)
• JAPN 20 Japanese Conversation 2 (2)
• SPAN 19 Spanish and Latin American Civilization (3)

For reference only as of 2019/2020