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Access to the Spanish university for international students

Your place at a Spanish university starts here

You have finished high school in your country and want to study a degree at a Spanish public university. That is the goal, and everything else is the path.

The University Pathway Course is designed under a clear premise: arrive with just enough and leave with everything. 100% of the students who complete the course get a place, and 75% arrive without knowing a word of Spanish.

We are a center accredited by the Cervantes Institute, official collaborators of UNEDasiss and official DELE and SIELE examination center.

How to enter: the 14-point system

Your entrance grade is made up of three blocks:

  • High school approval: up to 6 points.

  • PCE or EBAU: up to 4 points. These are the entrance exams for international students.

  • University phase: up to 4 points. Extra subjects that They score according to the course.

Each grade has its cut-off grade, that of the last one admitted the previous year. Our job is to help you choose the subjects that add the most to what you want to study.

PCE or EBAU, depending on where you want to study

PCE, 4 subjects: Valencian Community, Madrid, Murcia, Canary Islands, Extremadura, Castilla y León, Galicia, Basque Country and Navarra.

EBAU, 6 subjects (the 4 main ones plus History of Spain and Spanish Language and Literature): Andalusia, Catalonia, Castilla-La Mancha, Aragon, La Rioja, Asturias and Cantabria.

We compare it in detail here.

Two itineraries, depending on your level of Spanish

Itinerary I, if you arrive with B1 or more: immediate academic start in October, 1 hour of Spanish reinforcement per day and personalized advice on the selection of subjects.

Itinerary II, if you arrive from zero or below B1: from October to January, intensive Spanish phase. From January to May, academic preparation phase.

In both cases the course runs from October to August, starting on the first Monday in October and the official exam is in June.

Don't know what level you have? Take the level test, it's free.

Prices and what is included

In-person in Valencia

  • PCE, academic year: €4,500

  • EBAU, academic year: €5,250

  • Master or Higher Degree: €4,500

  • Early Start, prior immersion up to 12 weeks, 20 hours per week, groups of up to 12: €150 per week, from the first Monday in July

Online

  • PCE online: €3,000 · EBAU online: €3,750 · Loose subject: €750

  • Higher Education Orientation Course, 4 weeks in July, 20 hours per week: €400

Educational consulting, with the same price for access to Degree and for Master's or Higher Degree: standard €300, premium €600 and university enrollment €600.

Help with the processing of your visa with a specialized immigration law firm, included and free of charge. A lawyer prepares and reviews your complete file, verifies that you meet the consulate's requirements and presents it without errors and with the maximum guarantee of success. The final resolution is signed by the consulate or the Immigration Office, not the School.

Includes: help with visa processing with an immigration law firm if necessary, class materials, certificate of attendance, educational consulting, higher education orientation course, immigration advice, homologation of degrees, university orientation, Spanish classes according to itinerary and preparation of access subjects.

No includes:the fees for the official DELE and SIELE exams, exams taken outside of Valencia, university tuition fees and accommodation, which is available upon request.

Why Valencia

It is one of the cities with the highest concentration of international students in Spain, with prestigious public universities such as the UV and the UPV.

The cost of living for rent is around 30% lower than in Madrid or Barcelona, it has more than 300 days of sun a year, the Mediterranean next to it and a perfect size in which everything is close by.

Frequently asked questions

Who can sign up?
Any international student who has completed high school in their country of origin.

Do I need to know Spanish?
No. 75% start without prior knowledge, and for that there is Itinerary II.

What level do universities require?
The majority of Spanish universities require a B2 of Spanish to access a degree.

Can you help me with the visa?
Yes, and it is included in the price: you have help for the processing of your visa with a specialized immigration law firm, which prepares and reviews your file to present it without errors and with the maximum guarantees of success. The final resolution is signed by the consulate or the Immigration Office, not the School. The requirements and documents, on the visa page.

What if I don't approve?
We talk to you, review what has happened and plan the next call. You will not be alone.