Bertha Ibarra Parle, a language professor at MC, will lead the group. Parle grew up in Mexico and is a native speaker of Spanish. The international office staff at UAG has extensive experience in hosting international students. The UAG language faculty will test and place students on the first day of class according to their linguistic level. The UAG will select appropriate housing for the students.
Students can sign up for a maximum of six credit hours.
Students will be tested at UAG and placed in two courses according to their ability. Students must determine the courses they need in their programs. Students at the beginning level may sign up for 1310 and 2324, which is the culture of Mexico course. All materials will be purchased at the UAG bookstore after placement in the program. Printed materials are less expensive in Mex.