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Sol Abroad High School Study Abroad
Basic Information
Address: Sol Abroad
503 Oakland Ave.
Austin, TX 78703
Phone Number: 512-380-1003
Fax Number: 512-486-2887
Email: info@solabroad.com
Director: Brent Hunter
Duration: 2005
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Additional Information
School Information:
Spanish classes are taught Monday through Friday for 3 or 4 hours in the mornings. There is a mid-morning break. Class levels range from Beginner I to Superior II.
Tuition: $1,995 - $4,295
Financial Aid:
Student may apply their financial aid towards Sol Abroad programs
Curriculum Highlights:
Spanish classes for all levels, elective courses available. College credit available. Intimate class size of 5 students to a teacher.
School Setting:
Students live with a Sol Abroad host family and take Spanish classes on the weekday mornings. Weekday afternoons are dedicated to cultural activities or community service and weekends dedicated to program excursions.
Program Information: Sol Abroad offers affordable high school study abroad, Gap Year and Spanish immersion programs in Oaxaca, Mexico; Heredia and Atenas, Costa Rica; Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Granada, Spain for summer, semester or winter break. Students live with local families; take Spanish classes on the weekdays, participate on weekend excursions and afternoon cultural activities and have the opportunity to perform community service hours. Sol Abroad programs are for all students who have a desire to learn about Spanish language and culture and experience one of these amazing countries! On our program you will cultivate relationships, gain language skills, and produce memories to last a lifetime!
Referrals:
Available upon request (info@solabroad.com)
Notes/Information:
COSTA RICA (Atenas):
Explore the verdant cloud forests and tropical coastlines of the Central American country while immersing yourself in the Spanish language.
ARGENTINA (Buenos Aires):
Wander the bustling streets and grand avenues of Buenos Aires and then explore the numerous historic neighborhoods. Experience the enchanting nightlife that the cosmopolitan city is famous for, tango clubs, cafés and world-class theaters.
MEXICO (Oaxaca):
Experience the colonial charms of this highland city surrounded by lush mountains and indigenous villages. Oaxaca is one of the most unique cities in Mexico.
SPAIN (Granada):
Explore the narrow, cobblestoned streets of the former Muslim quarter, the Albaycin, wander the passageways of the Alhambra, or enter the white-washed caves of the Gypsies and experience the passion of a flamenco performance.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
- Spanish classes (tuition, books and fees)
- Homestay (Room & Board)
- all Meals & Laundry Service
- Onsite Directors & Staff (with 24 hour a day support)
- Excursions
- Cultural Activities
- Volunteer & Community Service
- Program Orientation
- Cell Phone
- Pre-departure Advising
- Airport Transfers
- Reception & Farewell Event
- Onsite Tutoring
- International Medical Insurance