Classes are offered in biology, chemistry, psychology, accounting, economics, physics, speech, journalism, Spanish language, literature, mathematics, business administration, finance and marketing, computer systems, agriculture, and architecture. Most classes are taught in Spanish. A sample of course offerings is available for your inspection in the Center for International Education, Schofield 111. The fall semester starts in July and ends mid-December. Cost estimates for these expenses are not available in the Center for International Education.
Financial aid applies.
All applicants must be in good academic standing and have a GPA of 3.0. Spanish 301 and 325 must be completed prior to participation in this exchange program. The application deadline for Fall 2001 is November 15, 2000. The Spring 2002 deadline is April 2, 2001. All applications will be reviewed after the application deadline.