Information for Admitted Students
I've Been Admitted as a Degree-seeking Student. What's Next?
We're thrilled to congratulate you on your admission and welcome you to campus as a µþ¾±±ô±ô¾±°ì±ðñ´Ç and assure you that studying at SLU-Madrid will be both a smart decision and an incredible experience. You will benefit from an outstanding American education and from immersing yourself in the rich history, language, culture, politics and lifestyle of the vibrant Spanish capital.
Now that you have been notified of your admission complete these steps to enroll at SLU-Madrid.
What can we offer you as a µþ¾±±ô±ô¾±°ì±ðñ´Ç? If community, curiosity and service to others are important to you, then SLU-Madrid is the place for you.
Engage with our community. You can visit campus online or in person, connect with us via a virtual information session or schedule a chat with one of our students.
The SLU-Madrid Raftr community is your hub for discovering campus life, making new friends and meeting current µþ¾±±ô±ô¾±°ì±ðñ´Çs on campus. Join us!
You'll receive an individual code from the Office of Admissions. Download the app, enter your code, set up your profile and start exploring.
You must possess a valid passport to study at SLU-Madrid — no matter what your nationality. The passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the end of your academic term. For example, if you enroll as a degree-seeking student through May, your passport should be valid six months past May.
Become a Billiken by accepting the offer to join our student body. You can pay the 225 euros non-refundable confirmation fee via Flywire, a secure online payment system. Input your Banner ID and date of birth, then submit the fee. We will send you an email once we receive it. Remember: you must have a valid passport before submitting your confirmation fee.
If you have been admitted conditionally, you must meet the requirement(s) stipulated in your acceptance letter. Remember that you must be a confirmed student to apply for SLU-sponsored housing or register for classes.
MySLU is the University tool that provides access to several services, such as your SLU email account, financial aid information, University learning tools and student records.
To start using mySLU, you must activate your SLU Net ID and set up multifactor authentication for your security.
SLU-Madrid doesn't have a housing requirement, so you are free to choose what's best for you. SLU-Madrid strongly suggests that new students live with a host family or in a nearby residence hall to help them adjust to living in a new place.
Your best source of information is our housing page.
If you do not hold a European passport and you will be in Spain for one semester or more, you must apply for a Spanish student visa at your nearest consulate. Students who do not hold a European Union or U.S. passport must pay for one full semester's tuition before SLU-Madrid issues their student visa documentation. Your consulate is the best source of information, however, we can get you started on the basics on our Visas for Spain page.
Registration begins two to three months before the start of your academic term and only after you have completed the pre-registration tasks. Your academic adviser will create a first-semester plan for you.
We also offer transfer credit for classes from other institutions (AP, CLEP, IB Highers).
Learn Â鶹´«Ã½ Academic Advising
If your admission has the condition that you must send final academic documents, have your registrar or college counselor send them before the beginning of your term; failure to do so will mean you cannot register for your second-semester classes.