In Germany, France and Spain, students must have at least two years college level language preparation. Programs in England and Brussels are in English. Not all types are available in each city. Students work at least three days a week, sometimes four. Two half-days a week are devoted to classes.
Housing is usually in apartments.
Some homestays are possible. Ask for information in our office, as internships at other sites are also possible. Usually during the junior year. European students entering the university generally have the same academic background as American juniors, so it is almost impossible for American freshmen or sophomores to get into a university. The Junior year is generally preferred as it is after this time that a student has declared a major, begun work in it, and has completed the majority of the distribution requirements.