The Spanish Language and Culture (LC) track is geared toward students who wish to both improve their language ability and study Spanish culture through electives. Students will be placed in the Intermediate, Advanced, or Superior language level.

Students in the Intermediate and higher levels must have a reasonable command of the Spanish language, qualifying for at least the Intermediate-A level. This is generally equivalent to 2-3 semesters of university Spanish study in the US.

After the placement exam, students enroll in 4-5 classes. All students enroll in both the Speaking and Writing Skills, and Notions of Spanish Grammar courses. Students also enroll in 2-3 additional elective courses of their choosing.

A variety of electives are offered in Spanish for students placing into the Intermediate language level.
A wider selection of advanced electives are offered in Spanish to students placing into the Advanced or Superior language levels. This is generally equivalent to 4-5 semesters of university Spanish study in the US.

Each course meets for a total of 40 hours, which generally transfers to 3 credits in the US semester system. Classes meet 3 hours/week on either Monday and Wednesday, or Tuesday and Thursday. There are no classes on Friday.

Academic Year students who successfully complete five classes each semester will receive a Diploma in Hispanic Studies.

Students may choose to begin their semester with a four-week intensive language course. This course meets 4 hours/day, 5 days/week, totaling 80 hours. This generally transfers to 5 credits in the US semester system. At the end of the course, students take a new placement exam to place in the appropriate track.