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I am a heritage speaker/ a native speaker of Spanish and would like to take a Spanish course. Do I need to take courses in the language sequence before taking courses in literature or civilization?

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I am a heritage speaker/ a native speaker of Spanish and would like to take a Spanish course. Do I need to take courses in the language sequence before taking courses in literature or civilization?

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A. Please contact the Spanish Department chairperson to discuss your placement. Your language proficiency may make you eligible to take courses in literature and civilization without taking the language courses that are considered prerequisites for courses numbered 220 and above. The department chairperson will decide whether or not to waive the prerequisites.