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Granada

Semester / Trimester:

Intensive Spanish Language Trimester

Fall 1 2008 (Sep 25, 2008 to Dec 17, 2008)
University of Granada
Catalog Code: IGRF1108

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The trimester program can accommodate students at beginning, intermediate, advanced, and superior Spanish language levels. The program consists of three Spanish language modules, each covering the skills of writing, reading, speaking and listening. All students are required to take a Spanish language placement exam upon arrival in Granada. The exam will indicate each student’s language proficiency level, and will determine the level of the first module in which the student is eligible to enroll. At the end of each module, students may advance to the next level, and will most likely complete 3 language levels (for example: low intermediate, high intermediate and low advanced) during the program. Please note, however, that level advancement is not automatic. Students will advance to the next level if their language acquisition skills demonstrate readiness and the CLM deems the advancement appropriate. All classes are with international students.

Prices & Dates

September 25, 2008 - December 17, 2008

Session Dates:

IGRF1108

Catalog Code:

$7,900*

Price:

June 10, 2008

Application Due Date:

June 15, 2008

Final Forms & Payments Due:

Late Acceptance May Be Possible, Contact ISA

Admissions Status:

*prices and dates are subject to change

Eligibility

Minimum GPA

Students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.50.

Minimum Admissions Prerequisites

For beginning, intermediate, advanced, and superior level Spanish speakers. Students must have a 2.5 GPA. All students must take a Spanish language placement exam upon arrival in Granada. The exam will indicate each student’s language proficiency level, and will determine the courses in which the student is eligible to enroll. Students who arrive in Spain having completed less than one year or college-level Spanish will likely place into beginning level courses. Students who arrive in Spain having completed one full year of college-level Spanish will likely place into the intermediate level courses. Students who arrive in Spain having completed two years of college-level Spanish will likely place into the advanced level courses. Students who arrive in Spain having completed three or more years of college-level Spanish will likely place into the superior level courses.

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