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THE AMERICAN COLLEGE IN SPAIN

The American College in Spain (ACS) is the first North American High School & University in Andalusia. Located in the town of Marbella (Málaga), The American College in Spain offers a full curriculum based on the U.S. education system.

 

Students can complete in Marbella 4 years of High School (Grades 9 to 12), and then begin their first 2 years of University by completing their general education courses required by all U.S. universities. Throughout these first 2 years, students do not have the obligation to choose the university degree they want to do. This decision is made when the 3rd year begins, with all the advantages that this entails.

 

Upon completion of those 2 years of college, students receive the "Associate of Arts Degree" from Broward College, which is recognized and accepted worldwide.

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After that, students could transfer to a North American university (USA or any other university in Europe or the world that offers the North American university system: Madrid, Paris, London...) where they can complete their degree and obtain their diploma: BA (Bachelor of Arts), BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) or BSc (Bachelor of Science).

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Broward College

The American College in Spain (ACS) is an international center of Broward College, located in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. As an international center, the ACS is authorized to deliver the Broward College associate degree in Spain.

 

Students who join The American College in Spain will follow the same academic program as Broward College and can earn a bachelor’s degree by taking the first two years of university at ACS, and the last 2 years at a state or private university where they can complete their BA, BBA, or BSc degrees.

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Over 12,000 former students from almost 40 different nationalities have trusted in our program.

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