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Did you know that:
Mexican Spanish is the most common Spanish
spoken in the United States, where there are currently more than
20 million people of Mexican descent, making up 64% of the
Latino population in the U.S. (according to the 2000 U.S.
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Small language classes offer a more personalized learning environment
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Cuernavaca has long been known as a center for
high quality Spanish language instruction with small classes;
students come from all over the world to study there.
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All one needs is the equivalent of one semester
of college-level Spanish prior to the beginning of the semester.
However, bilingual students or native speakers can also choose
from numerous advanced Spanish courses, including Contemporary Mexican Literature,
Pre-Columbian, Colonial, and Contemporary Mexican Art,
Contemporary Latin American Women, Latin American Civilization
and Culture and others.
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We work with Universal, a high-quality language
school near our study center and close to the downtown area,
where students participate in diverse classes of no more than
six
students each. The school also offers opportunities for private
tutoring, specialized classes, or exchanges with Mexican
students. More information about
Universal Language School
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Learn Mexican Spanish from native speakers while
on the program (through intensive Spanish classes, homestays, friends, and/or internships). This
makes it easier to communicate with the many Mexicans now living
in the United States.
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A variety of language courses meet different
curricular needs.
Specialized courses include:
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Spanish
for Health Care Professionals
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Spanish for Heritage Speakers
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Precolumbian, Colonial, and Contemporary
Mexican Art
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Conversations in Cultural Context
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Latin American Civilization and Culture
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Topics in Business Spanish
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Contemporary Latin American Women: Texts &
Voices
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Contemporary Mexican Literature
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