Valladolid, Spain

Student Life

The Centro de Idiomas sets up language exchanges and other cultural events for students to get more involved.

EXPLORE SPAIN!
Excursions to cities such as Segovia, Avila, El Escorial, and Madrid are included in the program cost.

In addition, Valladolid is an ideal starting point for exploring Spain, Portugal and North Africa, as well as other parts of Europe. France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, or Germany are all within a day's travel.

STUDENT COMMENTS
Valladolid was an opportunity of a lifetime. I was able to expand my knowledge of the language, culture, and meanwhile discovered things about myself. I would not change or take back this experience for anything and I am sure once I get back to the states I will want to come right back.
-Kalee

Spain is more than just a country with beautiful beaches and scenic mountains in the background. Spain is a feeling, an energy that you feel when you wake up in the morning until you go to bed at night. The culture captivates every sense of the body inside and out, swirling around you in all directions. It is something I have never felt before.
-Stephen

Spain is an amazing country and as for Valladolid, I think it's the best city to study abroad in. Everyone speaks Spanish and is encouraging when you try, because they really want to help. It's as if they are proud that more people want to learn of their lifestyle. The learning experience is never ending and fully worth it. One of the best things I have done in my life is study abroad in Spain.
-Nicole

A lot of people say studying abroad is a once in a lifetime experience. I think it is an experience that my life would not have been complete without.
-Nicolee

Spain gave me the opportunity to see a new part of the world. I finally had a chance to experience a Spanish culture and use my speaking skills in everyday life.
-Renee

It is impossible for me to sum up my experience in Spain with words. It’s an experience that you have to feel. I have learned so much more than I ever expected about the Spanish language and culture, but mostly, I have learned an immense amount about myself.
-Melissa