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Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Spring 2025 09/01/2024 ** Rolling Admission TBA TBA

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Program Type: University Exchange Housing Options: Dormitory, Homestay, Student Responsibility
Credit Type: Transfer Credit Language of Instruction: English, Spanish
Program Description:
Nebrija University - LogoNEBRIJA UNIVERSITY
DESCRIPTION 
For more than 18 years, Nebrija University has received students from all over the world. Every effort is made to integrate international students into daily university life. In the majority of programs, U.S. students attend classes side-by-side with Spanish students. Students can take courses in their area of specialization, design their own curriculum (taking courses of their choice), or take only courses in Spanish Language and Culture to enhance their level of Spanish. International students have access to all activities and general services (libraries, computer labs, sports facilities, etc.) as well as all extra-curricular activities.

ACADEMICS
Program Dates:
  • University Calendar
    • Fall: September - End of December (before Christmas)
    • Spring: January - May
  • Hispanic Studies Calendar
    • Fall: Mid September - Mid-December
    • Spring: February - Mid-May

Host University Courses:
  • Optional 2 Week Language Course
  • Integrated Program (courses with local students, mainly in Spanish, level B2 Spanish required)
    • Some coursework in English is available in the Integrated Program but the minimum language requirement still applies (must take at least one course in Spanish).
  • Hispanic Studies Program (no language requirement)
Note:
  • Credits earned through a Drake exchange program will count as transfer credits
  • Course Approval Forms are required as part of the program application (located in the International Center - "The Point" on campus) 
  • Participants are required to maintain full-time student status while abroad (12 or more semester credits)
  • Exchange Partner semester dates may conflict with the Drake University academic calendar

ACCOMMODATIONS
  • Host University Housing Information: Click Here
  • See Housing Type(s) above
  • Housing and meals are NOT included in the program cost

FINANCES
  • Students pay regular Drake Tuition to their Drake Account for semester and year-long programs
  • Financial Aid and Scholarships generally apply as they would if the student were studying on campus
  • All additional fees (housing, meals, books, optional excursions, airfare, etc.) will be paid separately
  • Students should meet with the Office of Student Financial Planning once a program is chosen to discuss their award amounts 

APPLYING TO A DRAKE INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Drake students participating on this program are required to complete the following steps:
  1. Drake Exchange Application
    • Watch the Education Abroad 101 Session on the Drake Study Abroad website
    • Click on the Apply Now button at the top of this page to start a Drake application
    • Schedule a meeting with an Education Abroad Advisor BEFORE the application deadline
  2. Drake Exchange Nomination
    • Receive notification of status within two weeks after the application deadline
  3. Host University Application 
    • Schedule a meeting with an Education Abroad Advisor to complete the host university application AFTER nomination
  4. Host University Acceptance
    • Upload a copy of host university acceptance letter to application
For additional information regarding this exchange, please click on the homepage link above.