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The American College in Spain
The American College in Spain (ACS) is the first North American High School and University in Andalusia, offering fully accredited American education programs in Marbella, Spain, in partnership with Keiser University.
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1-1 Urbanización la Alzambra, Nueva Andalucía, Marbella, Malaga
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About The American College in Spain
Founded in 2013 and located in Marbella (Málaga), The American College in Spain (ACS) is a premier American education center offering U.S.-based academic programs for both High School and University-level students. With over 25 years of experience and more than 12,000 students educated, ACS has become a trusted gateway for students seeking internationally recognized American qualifications while studying in Spain. ACS allows students to complete their High School Diploma, GED, or the first two years of University in Marbella under the American education system. University students earn an Associate of Arts Degree from Keiser University, enabling seamless transfer to universities in the United States or other international institutions offering American degrees. The campus fosters a dynamic, interactive, and personalized learning environment, emphasizing small class sizes, academic mentorship, and cultural immersion. Students benefit from a diverse, international community with over 40 nationalities, preparing them for global academic and professional success.
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Frequently asked questions
General Education at ACS is a structured academic foundation designed to give students broad knowledge, critical thinking skills, and strong communication abilities before they specialize in a specific field. It mirrors the U.S. university system and prepares students for successful degree completion and international transfer.
General Education allows students to explore multiple disciplines during their first two years of university. This flexibility helps students make informed decisions about their major, strengthens analytical and communication skills, and ensures a well-rounded academic background valued by universities and employers worldwide.
General Education courses are completed during the first two years of university study, usually as part of the Associate of Arts (AA) degree. Many of these courses are prerequisites for advanced, upper-level coursework.
No. While all students must complete General Education coursework, requirements vary depending on the chosen degree and the university students plan to transfer to. ACS academic advisors guide students to ensure their course selection meets transfer requirements.
General Education coursework includes the following areas: Communication, Mathematics, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Electives Additional mandatory requirements include Speech Communication and Computer Literacy.
Yes. Students must fulfill the Computer Literacy requirement within their first academic year by successfully completing the Introduction to Computers course.
The Associate of Arts degree is a 2-year university qualification authorized by Keiser University and offered at ACS. It is internationally recognized and allows students to transfer seamlessly to U.S. and other American-system universities worldwide.
Yes. The AA degree awarded through Keiser University is globally recognized and accepted by universities in the United States, Europe, and other regions offering American-style higher education.
After completing the AA degree at ACS, students may: Continue their studies at Keiser University, or Transfer to another American university to complete a Bachelor’s degree (BA, BBA, or BSc)
Yes. One of the key advantages of the American education system is that students do not need to choose their final specialization immediately. The first two years allow time to explore academic interests before selecting a major.
Yes. ACS offers Keiser University General Education courses, designed specifically to meet transfer requirements for most American and international universities following the U.S. system.
Students receive personalized academic advising to ensure their course selection aligns with degree requirements, transfer goals, and long-term career plans.
