The same campus is shared by students from Pre-school through University age. The remaining students are either in the Secondary or the Elementary schools. There are approximately 250 dormitory students, the rest coming by bus from the surrounding area each day. Most of these day students are children of influential people of the greater Sagunto area and are not members of the Seventh-day Adventist church. Both college and secondary students live in residence hall facilities and eat together in the cafeteria.
Elementary students eat lunch in the cafeteria, with a different time schedule.
They have found it and Becherelle's 12,000 Verbs very helpful. They also advise students planning on going to Sagunto to read, converse and drill on verbs as much as possible in their classes, go to Spanish churches, listen to Spanish radio and television broadcasts, and practice speaking Spanish as much as possible before their arrival. Spanish people are warm and friendly and so is the climate in the spring, summer and fall. Students may wear jeans or Bermuda shorts to class and campus activities. Halter tops and tank tops, however, are not appropriate.