May. An orientation visit to the principal monuments and museums of the city is offered during the initial weeks of the semester. This includes full-time tuition, room and board, International Student Identity Card, and administrative fees. Not included are the cost of a passport, visa, insurance, books, personal expenses, room and board during spring break, and airfare. Cost estimates for these expenses are not available in the Center for International Education. Please note that the cost may change with fluctuation of the exchange rate.
Financial aid applies.
All applicants must be in good academic standing and have a GPA of 2.8. Student must have at least a sophomore standing prior to the beginning of the program. This program is open to university students throughout the United States. Because all lectures are in Spanish, the minimum language requirement is 5 semesters of university-level Spanish. The application deadline for Spring 2002 is April 1, 2001.