A Bachelor’s in Spanish will give you some verbal ability but will concentrate more on the literature. Follow the master’s programme and take a night school course in spoken Spanish. Once you can speak it, you will be able to read it as well.

It is unclear if UC is University of California, CT, or Cinncinati. If it is CA you could easily do your internships within a spanish community assuming you already have some competence in the spanish language. Being able to do conversational work in spanish would greatly build your skills. Also unless you have a lot of time and money going for a BA in spanish will not get you very far. You would be better going to south america or mexico and taking an intensive language course and pursuing either an MSW or a related MA in international work. It almost NEVER makes sense to go back for another BA. You have learned what you needed to learn in the BA in terms of your development. Certainly taking courses is a good idea always…but doing another degree is rarely necessary or needed. DA

Depends on if you want to work under supervision or have a shot at your own license.

A masters will get you that shot the BA will not.

You can always take Spanish at a later date.

The grasp’s degree itself won’t, however the underlying bachelor’s degree ought to. additionally, save in mind that despite if the language isn’t required, being bilingual must be particularly efficient interior the easily prepare of social paintings.