Learn more about the application process and deadlines for each round of applications. 

What is unique about this program?

The "Curso de Lengua y Cultura Espanola (CLCE)" is designed to immerse students fully in the Spanish language.

Advance your knowledge of Spanish language and culture through a special program designed for students at the intermediate level--all courses in Spanish.

Important: In the event that a student does not place into this program, they may study intensive language for the duration of the semester. Students may not take CLCE classes taught in English.

• Fall Semester, 15 credits: Start the fall semester with a 4-week intensive Spanish class, then continue the semester with a mix of language and culture classes all at the intermediate level in Spanish.
• Spring Semester, 13.5 credits: Due to the nature of the Spring schedule, spring semester students go straight into language and culture classes.

What is unique about Granada?

Located in the southeast of Andalusia, at the foot of Sierra Nevada, Granada is a stunning city with a wealth of opportunities to keep students engaged. The city is a contrast between old and new, offering both rich historic sites and contemporary amenities. The Alhambra overlooking the city is one of marvels of Spain for its beauty and history. The area surrounding Granada also offers opportunities for activities beyond the city, whether biking or hiking with friends in the nearby hills to skiing at one of Spain’s best resorts or enjoying the tropical climate and beautiful beaches of the nearby Mediterranean Sea.

Things to consider before applying

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How do I apply?

• For Cornell approval and admission, click on the "Apply" button on this webpage. For more information, visit Apply for Semester and Year on the Education Abroad website.
  • Applications are reviewed by Education Abroad. See timeline. Students who secure a space will be invited to commit.
  • Once committed, the Education Abroad Office will provide your information to CASA Granada as an admitted student. CASA Granada has a later timeline for communicating on post admission steps.