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Department of Spanish and Portuguese Spanish Teaching Program 2025

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The document outlines the application process for the Spanish Teaching Major at Brigham Young University, detailing the requirements for acceptance, including course completion, proficiency in Spanish, and submission of various materials such as transcripts, a writing sample, a teaching video, and letters of recommendation. It also provides deadlines for application submissions and evaluations.

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