Spanish Page
¡Ay!…
¿qué clase
should I take?
debo tomar?
| If you want to take only Spanish courses for personal benefit, you can ask to be a non-matriculated student. To learn about this choice, visit the explanation on our Foreign Language page. Not matriculating means you can avoid various processes which help students who want to earn degrees and/or transfer but which are not necessarily useful for those who just want to take a few courses. |
On this page you will
find: For more
information about the schedule of Spanish classes at
College of San Mateo, see the Schedule of Classes.
To get by
mail your own copy of a current schedule, telephone
(650) 574-6423.
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CSM offers a full range of courses in Spanish, including the following: Transfer--classroom offerings: 110 (also offered as111 and 112), 120, 131, 132, 140, 251(Hispanoamérica Contemporánea).These are first- and second-year and advanced college Spanish courses. For detailed explanation of what the course numbers mean, please refer to our CSM Foreign Languages page. Some courses are offered only one semester annually. For information about planned offerings in a later semester, call the Language Arts Division Office at (650) 574-6314. |
Our classroom courses feature in-class speaking and
listening, and we're continually increasing the supplementary materials
for speaking and listening outside of class, including audio, video,
and computerized materials. We also have a Foreign Language Center to help you with your studies.
What's
special In the summer
we often offer a semester in
a Spanish-speaking country.
Another way to practice Spanish and make
new friends is by contacting the multicultural EOPS office
and the English as a Second Language program to get in touch
with native and near-native speakers of Spanish who are also
students at CSM.
FACULTY PHONE OFFICE E-MAIL Richard 574-6316 17-171 Harry 574-6677 Eve. Office . Jennifer 574-6675 17-136
Castillo
Collis
x9312
Dinelli574-6677
x9270Eve. Office
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