The program seeks not just Spanish majors, but encourages applicants from business, international relations, history, human services, environmental science, political science, and so on. The academic program is designed to permit each student the greatest possible latitude to explored to understand the complexities of Chilean society while also learning specific new material in course work. All important arrangements, including travel reservations and housing, can be made by the Southern Cone Programs' staff. The cost of this entire program, including travel to and from Chile, is approximately that of attending a SUNY university or college. Chile ELA 300 requirements include assigned reading prior to departure, keeping a journal of your stay in Chile, writing on a series of structured assignments, and a final essay written to analyze your experience in Chile.
Internships are available on a competitive basis by prior arrangement.
Number of Credits Fifteen credit hours of electives. Graduate credit is available. And by special arrangement supervised independent research is available. Housing and Meals Students will stay in a variety of situations, depending on individual choice. Restaurant meals can be found at modest prices.