Spring Weeks 2024 Requirements
Hi there,
This is my first time writing on the forum as I have a question regarding the Spring Weeks.
Currently, I am pursuing a double degree program in Spain (2021-2027), and I will begin my third year in September, with graduation expected in 2027.
I understand that Spring Weeks are typically open to students who have only two years left until graduation. Based on this criteria, it seems that I would not be eligible to apply this year since I would have three years remaining until graduation (from 2024 to 2027). Therefore, following this logic, I should wait for the Spring Week of 2025 when I will be within two years of graduation.
What are your thoughts? Should I wait for the Spring Weeks of 2025, or do you believe that, given my unique circumstances, I could still apply this year?
Thank you in advance, and greetings to everyone.
Honestly, apply this year and try your luck. Worst case, they tell you to wait. Best case, you've got more chances. For spring weeks, I have seen students get away with pretty much everything, ie final year students doing spring weeks so I don't think they are too strict with the requirements.
Final year ??
2027
Yes, I think I will give it a try this year. As you rightly said, the worst that can happen is that they tell me to come back next year.
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