Usually students earn nine credits of Spanish language and can earn up to six additional credits. Supplementing the formal course work are various field trips and cultural events to enhance the student's knowledge and understanding of Spain and its people. Host families are selected by IIS that are relatively close to school and able to insure a comfortable surrounding. The families are usually middle class that take in students as a means of aiding the family income. Meals are included.
Breakfast is a light meal.
Students should plan to arrive in Seville one to two days before the beginning of classes or orientation. This page has been accessed times since last update. Maintained by SRU International Studies Office Updated December 1996.