SalamancaSemester / Trimester:Individualized Studies With SpaniardsWinter 3 2010 (Jan 6, 2010 to Jun 19, 2010) Hours & Credits Total:180 - 240 Hours of Instruction12 - 16 Semester Credits18 - 24 Quarter UnitsNotes:See Course Disclaimer
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