Topic: North American Language and Culture Assistants 2009-2010 (Read 75823 times)

stacylimones · « **on:** December 12, 2008, 12:40:58 PM »

The application for next year is up.

http://www.mec.es/sgci/usa/en/programs/us_assistants/default.shtml

SRedw · « **Reply #1 on:** December 12, 2008, 11:35:00 PM »

Stacy,

Thaks for posting this so quickly. Let's hope that administartion in Madrid gets there act toogether and actually help people to get the student visa and answer emails and their phone.

Shawn

stacylimones · « **Reply #2 on:** December 14, 2008, 12:27:29 PM »

Hey Shawn,
I just happened to see it because I have a friend/former student who's thinking of applying. I told him it wasn't normally up until February, but when I went to verify the link, I saw the 09-10 info up. Maybe they're hoping that by starting earlier they won't have to extend the deadline like they have during the last few years.
Are you planning on renewing?

SRedw · « **Reply #3 on:** December 14, 2008, 05:53:12 PM »

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Are you planning on renewing?

Stacy,

Yes, I am. I know that we can do a third year in a CONCERTADO (Charter School) and I am hanging on to my student visa because it is opening doors as far as work is concerned. I am no fool and I am looking forward to doing a third year.

Shawn

Chamorita · « **Reply #4 on:** December 16, 2008, 01:51:14 AM »

I also noticed that this year they only are requiring ONE copy of each document/form/recommendation, as opposed to 3... woo!

(Also, hello, I am Amy and I will be posting/watching this forum because I will be applying and have been reading this website, other people's blogs, and the MEPSYD (previously MEC) site since May 2008...)

Cheers, everyone.

SRedw · « **Reply #5 on:** December 16, 2008, 11:19:53 AM »

Amy,

Welcome to the board. Make sure that you have coppies of EVERYTHING and don't get too excited when they say that you just need one copy. Also have more than what's expected.

Cheers,

Shawn

Chamorita · « **Reply #6 on:** December 17, 2008, 06:45:38 PM »

Shawn,

Thanks. Oh, I know -- trust me, I've been keeping up on what a lot of you folks have gone through to get and hold on to your position.

I know to be more than extra cautious.

Another note -- non-dual citizens need not get a medical clearance or judicial conduct report yet for the initial application, only when accepted. I think this is (slightly) good news, b/c it makes the initial application process less of a mountain and more of a large hill.

Amy

esimons324 · « **Reply #7 on:** December 19, 2008, 02:41:31 AM »

Hello,

This is my first time posting on the ex pat cafe site, and I apologize if this question has already been answered somewhere else.

I am having some trouble creating a user account on the profex site. It keeps telling me that I am not properly filling in the Numero Documento field. I feel like I have tried everything, but it just won't work. Is anyone else having this prolbem? If anyone can help me with this seemingly simple problem, it would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Eric

vef · « **Reply #8 on:** December 20, 2008, 04:28:36 PM »

Hello,

This is also my first time posting. Like you Amy, I have been following posts for awhile and have been excited about finally being able to apply this year. I think this forum will be really helpful as we go through the whole process. Also, I would like to be in Madrid so hopefully everything will turn out as planned!

Eric: When you go to the profex site did you register by clicking the link in the left corner that says "registro en el sistema?" When you do that pull down the bar under "tipo documento" and click "pasaporte" then just put in your passport number and then a password under "contrasena" and then obviously your email, etc. It should work after that.

Also, I came across a link on the other website (not the main one announcing the program) that was kind of hidden and I thought it might be helpful because it has Profex directions that have been recently updated (unlike the ones on the main website) and it's for Americans, not Belgians as I think the other one is:
http://www.mepsyd.es/educa/internacional/programas/auxExtI/files/instr.%20ENG.pdf

One last thing and perhaps this is just wishful thinking, but when I was looking at the website it says that assistants will be selected on a first-come-first-serve basis. Then we'll be sent our school assignment 15 days after the deadline. So do you think they'll let us know soon after we've submitted our application (but before April 15th) that we've been accepted and what region we're in? I thought maybe they're trying to speed up things this year. They've already posted the application in November which is a jump from February and didn't they have visa issues last year so they may want to space things out a little more?

Thanks!
Tory

vwagner · « **Reply #9 on:** December 22, 2008, 12:30:42 AM »

First post!

I've just started looking through the board, but I have quickly ended up on this thread, because I think this program is my most viable opportunity to making it to Spain, I think.

My main question is this: my fiancee and I would both like to teach in Spain (she's currently teaching in Asia without me...); is it possible to expect that we could both get positions in the same community through this program? Does anyone know of any precedent for married couples (we'll be getting married this summer) participating in the program?

I guess that's really all for now. If you would like any more information, just let me know!

coconnell8687 · « **Reply #10 on:** December 22, 2008, 06:57:22 AM »

Hello everyone,

After researching this program somewhat...it seems ideal for what I want to be doing next year! a couple questions...
is there a program fee/application fee? (I couldn't find any info on the website about something along those terms but I wasn't sure if maybe it was just hidden...)
and...
can accepted grant recipients choose their location? (I am really really set on Madrid...)

Gracias a todo!

bri10s · « **Reply #11 on:** December 22, 2008, 07:36:31 AM »

coconnell: no, there is no registration/program fee. there is with the ciee version of this program, but not if you go through the MEC. the hidden fees would be the fees you have to pay for your documentation (transcripts, apostille, visa, and transportation if you are like some people i know and had to fly to another state for their visa app)

grant recipients can request a community, and once there, can try to send requests for locations. i dont know if my request was honored, or if it was some crazy coincidence, but i sent a letter saying that i studied in sevilla, and universidad pablo de olavide (a university on the outskirts of the city) and had contacts there, yada yada yada, and now i'm teaching at a school which is technically in the town next door, but like 100 yards away from my old university. go figure. its def worth a shot.

also, like vef pointed out, looks like this year placements are gonna be made on a rolling basis. if thats the case, the sooner you get your app in, the better your chance of getting a good spot in madrid.

Beckett · « **Reply #12 on:** December 22, 2008, 11:57:04 PM »

Question about Profex:

I was an auxiliar before the Profex system was used so I'm not familiar with it. I'm going to apply for the 2009-2010 academic year. I'm looking at the Profex template now but I'm wondering the following:
1). Do we have to include scanned copies of college transcripts as part of our Profex CV or is it enough to just state where I went to college?
2). Do our letters of recommendation and personal essay have to be written in Spanish? I have a letter of recommendation from the school I was previously an auxiliar at but it is written in English, even though the school was in Madrid. (At the time, I thought I would need the letter to use in the U.S, not in Spain.)
3). The doctor's note...Profex asks you to attach a document with a doctor's note but then it says to wait until you get your visa appointment before requesting such a note. So which is it? Do we need to attach a doctor's note at this early stage of the Profex application?

THanks in advance!

Chamorita · « **Reply #13 on:** December 26, 2008, 11:14:01 PM »

Tory,

Thanks for that link for the updated Profex instructions! I have no idea where you found it, but I am grateful.

Amy

Debbie55 · « **Reply #14 on:** December 30, 2008, 01:22:56 PM »

Hello! My name is Debbie and I´m also applying for this program. I already submitted the application online and mailed the paperwork to the Education Office that belongs to my state (Florida). I did this about 10 days ago. When I look in Profex it states my application as Inscrita. I believe I read somewhere that once they receive the paper copies it should change to Admitido if everything was acceptable. If anyone else has applied and mailed the paper copies can you please tell me how your application status shows??

Thank you! Have a great new year!!

smiller · « **Reply #15 on:** January 03, 2009, 11:10:25 PM »

First post! I am also applying for this grant and I have a few questions that have gone unanswered in other posts, as far as I can tell.

1) For the nota media expediente, should I put my American grade point average on the 0-4 scale, or on the Spanish 0-10 scale (I would assume this makes quite a big difference, seeing as a 3.84 on a 10 point scale doesn't seem too impressive!)

2) Also, does anyone know about the eligibility of business majors? I have a BBA in Marketing, but my minor is in Spanish (which is under the Bachelor of Arts). I would be heartbroken if I wasn't eligible!

Thank you so much for your answers and help!

vef · « **Reply #16 on:** January 04, 2009, 12:08:55 AM »

Amy- I know it was crazy that I ran across it. It was under a hyperlink for "application form" on the general website, under the "how can I apply" part. Not sure how it got there.

Smiller- I'm still in the process of applying as well, so maybe someone can answer you better but from what I can tell you put your American GPA (4.0 scale). I think it would be really difficult to translate it into the 1-10 scale and they know we're coming from the US so they probably know what to expect. Also, I think what you major in doesn't play a huge role, I just think you need to have "an intermediate to advance knowledge of the Spanish language" as they say on the website. I think a minor would definitely qualify for that.

Hope that could help, best of luck!

smiller · « **Reply #17 on:** January 04, 2009, 04:06:16 AM »

Vef- thank you so much for your response! That helped me out a lot...now one more quick question: anyone know about all this contrastacion business? Should I just check contrastado on pretty much all my info?

Thanks already!

SRedw · « **Reply #18 on:** January 05, 2009, 12:21:56 PM »

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My main question is this: my fiancee and I would both like to teach in Spain (she's currently teaching in Asia without me...); is it possible to expect that we could both get positions in the same community through this program? Does anyone know of any precedent for married couples (we'll be getting married this summer) participating in the program?

Just apply and find out. Why not send a question to admnistration and ask.

Shawn

esimons324 · « **Reply #19 on:** January 08, 2009, 11:48:49 PM »

Hello everyone,

I wanted to get your opinons on a few questions I have:

First of all, for those of you who have a specific city or region of Spain in which you would like to teach, in what section of your application are you stating this?

Secondly, one of the requirments for the hard copies of our applications is this: "One copy of each document that speaks to the applicant’s language skills and any other additional merit. " I am having trouble understanding exactly what this means. It seems that there are two things at stake here: 1.) This bullet point is asking for more than one document, but what documents? 2.) Are these documents supposed to be written by us, or by a professor?

And lastly, I know that our letters of recommendation are to be sent in a signed and sealed envelope, presumably so that we cannot alter the content of the letters. But do you think that our transcripts also need to be submitted in a signed and sealed envelope as well?

Thanks for the help,

Eric

pietti · « **Reply #20 on:** January 09, 2009, 05:53:41 PM »

I have a quick question about renewing. I'm in my first year of the program and I heard renewing the beca is a crazy mess. But reading the convocatorio it seems much much easier than the first time. I don't have to turn in all the same paperwork, and I want to stay at the same schools so I'm not going back into the main application pool, I just send my application to the Junta to people who have met me and know who I am. So what's everyone talking about?

coconnell8687 · « **Reply #21 on:** January 13, 2009, 08:18:49 PM »

Hi everyone,

I'm in the middle of completing this Profex thing and getting the rest of my materials together for this application...but of course I do have a couple of questions:

1) I am worried about the money situation...I will be graduating in May and I will have loans to pay off eventually etc. and I was thinking that 700euros a month isnt like THAT much to live off of...do people have suggestions/ways in which they made more money? On the website it says that additional work is illegal (obviously) but do people teach private lessons, etc.?

2) I studied in Madrid last spring at a Spanish language school and I have a DELE certificate...can I just send that along with the application in the mail?

actually I think those are the only questions that I have as of right now but I'm sure that I'll have more eventually...

Thanks in advance! I am really excited about applying for this program!

SRedw · « **Reply #22 on:** January 13, 2009, 08:43:20 PM »

coconnell8687,

To answer your questions:

1. Yes, you can work legally on a student visa. Many language academies will hire you with a student visa. You have to do the research when you come here and send out your CV.

2. Just send in a copy of the certificate with your application.

Shawn

Luna2 · « **Reply #23 on:** January 14, 2009, 10:11:13 AM »

Hola a todos!

I just sent in my paper application and documents to the embassy in LA, and I am super excited about this opportunity! Has anyone heard when we will know whether we are accepted or not? Muchisimas gracias! I'm really glad I ran across this forum and hope to keep in touch with other hopefuls like myself

!

vef · « **Reply #24 on:** January 14, 2009, 04:10:01 PM »

Eric,

I'll go ahead and try to answer some of your questions based on what I have been doing in getting my application ready.

1. This link can give you an idea about how to rank your regions. However, it is written for Belgian applicants so keep that in mind. http://www.mepsyd.es/educa/internacional_eng/files/2007/PROFEXFAQAUX.pdf It's on page 4. Someone who has already turned in their app can probably tell you how they did it as well. I'm hoping on turning mine in sometime next week so I haven't quite gotten there!

2. For additional forms, I am just sending in a copy of something that proves I've studied abroad (I got mine from the study abroad office at my school) and then a certificate from this Spanish honor society I'm in. Just things like that I am assuming. I don't think there has to be a certain number of documents you have to send in. Does that make sense?

3. I'm going to play it safe and send in my transcript in a sealed/signed envelope. I figure it doesn't hurt.

Hope that could help!

Luna2 · « **Reply #25 on:** January 14, 2009, 08:56:00 PM »

Eric,

I already turned in my application, so maybe I can help too! I ranked my preferred regions in a section of the Profex application online. You click a check mark icon, and it will take you to the selections page of the application (it was a bit difficult to find it, but I remember the icon was the key). If you get to the part of the application where you say what grade you prefer to teach, how big of a city you want to be in, etc., you've gone too far. The region selection page is right before this via clicking on the icon. Also, when I sent in my documents I didn't find any space to write my region preference, so I just wrote it on the application that I printed out from Profex. This probably seems confusing, but I hope it lends some help!

As for the documentation to send in... I just tried to compile everything that would make me look like a very strong candidate. I kind of feel like the more documents the better (as long as they support your application). Specifically they want a printed and signed copy of your Profex application, a passport sized photo attached to the application, a letter of recommendation from an academic institution, a notarized transcript (at my university it's called an official transcript; i payed five dollars and they sent it to me; it's sealed in an envelope), a personal statement in Spanish saying why you want to be part of the program, and any documents that support your language skills, teaching experience, etc. (this can be found on the program website under the section How Can I Apply?). Hope this information was valuable! Bueno suerte!!!

~Tonya

esimons324 · « **Reply #26 on:** January 15, 2009, 08:32:19 PM »

Luna2 and vef,

Thanks for the help. I was just being dumb and I hadn't even made it to that part of the application. I was under the impression that the CV was the whole application and that if I went to "presentacion solicitudes," where all the other stuff is, I would have accidentally submitted my application. But everything is squared away now.

All I am waiting for now is my letter of recommendation from my spanish professor and then I can finally send in my application. I am so anxious just to get the thing sent in, I am probably going to be a nervous wreck having to wait until late April to find out whether or not I am admitted. Anyway, good luck to everyone.

- Eric

vef · « **Reply #27 on:** January 15, 2009, 10:42:22 PM »

Eric,

I know how you feel, I'm pretty much in the same place. I just want it all sent in. I'm hoping though that they will let us know earlier at least that we've been accepted and what region. I posted earlier that they say on the website it's on a first come first serve basis and then 15 days after the deadline they'll send you the SCHOOL assignment. I'm not sure if that was the same thing they said on last year's website, but I hope it's different this year. The end of April is so long to wait, especially if you're a graduating senior!

Luna2 · « **Reply #28 on:** January 16, 2009, 12:50:55 AM »

OMG guys I totally agree with you on the whole anticipation thing! I'm so stressed out... I don't know whether I should apply for grad school just incase this doesn't pan out or just take my chances. I called the Washington office last week, and the secretary said that we would know whether we were in the program or not by April- hopefully it will be earlier though! Eric, glad you figured everything out! Hasta la proxima!

~Tonya

vef · « **Reply #29 on:** January 16, 2009, 05:18:26 PM »

Tonya,

It is really stressful. I feel like if we're qualified though we'll make it in, it doesn't seem like many people don't. I just really hope to make my first choice for the region. Does anyone know if most people get their first choice?

Luna2 · « **Reply #30 on:** January 16, 2009, 07:08:51 PM »

Vef,

I've heard of one girl getting the region of her choice, so maybe it is possible! I think the best bet is to turn it in as soon as possible. I have a question... are you going to turn in the judicial conduct review with your application? The instructions I read said you had to only if you were a dual citizen, so I didn't do it- now I'm worried that it was necessary. Also, I have no idea where to get it... county commissioner's office, police station, etc.

MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS!

~Tonya

vef · « **Reply #31 on:** January 16, 2009, 07:36:33 PM »

That's good to know. I looked at some of the posts last year and people seemed to mostly get their 1st choice too. What were your top 3??

I'm going to hold off on getting the medical clearance and the police clearance thing. I think basically we have to go to the police dept and ask for a report and then get it notarized with the Apostille of the Hague. It looks like you send it in to your state's department that does that and you pay a little fee to get it done. Here is a link so you can find your state and where to send it in: http://travel.state.gov/about/info/customer/customer_312.html

I read about this on last year's forum and it looks like you do all this once you're accepted and in the process of getting your visa.

Luna2 · « **Reply #32 on:** January 16, 2009, 08:17:58 PM »

Vef!

Thank you so much! I just called my police department, and they had no idea what I was talking about LOL... so I just ask them for a police report and then send it to the Colorado office and pay a fee? Thanks! My top three choices were Andalucia, Extremadura, and Castilla La Mancha. I want to be as close to Sevilla as possible! I studied there last year and absolutely loved it! What about you? Are you on facebook? Hasta luego!

~Tonya

Chamorita · « **Reply #33 on:** January 22, 2009, 01:10:37 AM »

Tonya! Do you live in Colorado? I do, too! I live in Boulder...

I am currently on a vacation until Jan. 26 on a small island my dad lives on called Rota... 4,000 miles west of Hawaii, so I have been unable to do my application as there is no internet here (except for right now at a dial-up cafe!). Hopefully will be getting back on this forum as soon as I get back...

Luna2 · « **Reply #34 on:** January 23, 2009, 12:35:14 AM »

Chamorita!

I live in Denver! So cool :-)... what a small world. I love an HGTV show called International House Hunters, and people always go to Rota to search for vacation homes! I'm jealous of you right now haha, but the weather has been unexpectedly nice here. Today it was like 62! How is your app. coming along? I sent mine in, but the LA Embassy hasn't uploaded my application as "admitido" yet. Let's keep in touch! Ciao guapa!

~Tonya

Chamorita · « **Reply #35 on:** January 23, 2009, 01:32:54 AM »

Tonya, that's so neat -- about you living in Denver and also about the show! I had no idea anyone knew about Rota...

It's the one in the Northern Marianas, right, not the one on Spain?

I have not sent my application in yet -- I found out about the application being posted so early this year only a week or two before I left, and the person I need a recommendation from is in Spain right now on vacation, so I wanted to not bother her until she came back (she's back now). But as SOON as I get back to Colorado (Jan. 26) I will be finishing it up, with the hopes of getting it completely in by early Feb. I wish you luck on hearing back!

-Amy

Luna2 · « **Reply #36 on:** January 25, 2009, 08:34:59 PM »

Amy!

You're almost home now! YAY! The Spanish Embassy called and said they received my application! He said he hadn't looked at it yet, but hopefully soon :-). If you want to meet up for coffee or something one day let me know! Ciao guapa!

~Tonya

samma · « **Reply #37 on:** January 26, 2009, 06:10:50 PM »

Hi everyone! I am so glad I found this! You all have great information.

I sent in all my stuff last week and my status on profex just changed to admitada from inscrita. When I looked on the site, I saw that this meant my my application meets the necessary requirements. Because I was also curious about the "first come first served" comment on the website and wanted more details about the admitada change, I emailed the program about both. They wrote:

"Your paper documentation was received on January 21st. Today it has been registered at and now it is in the situation of Admitida which means that it is eligible to be assigned a region in the first list of assignments due after April 15th's deadline. You should have received a notification email. For the moment you are all set. Best regards and good luck."

I guess this is a good thing... and I won't be hearing anything more until April 15.

esimons324 · « **Reply #38 on:** January 27, 2009, 07:27:41 PM »

Hey Tonya,

How long did it take from the day you sent in your application to the day they called you and said theyhad recieved it? It looks like from samma's last post that it took about a week for his status to change from inscrita to admitida. I sent mine in on Friday. Just wondering. Thanks.

- Eic

samma · « **Reply #39 on:** January 27, 2009, 07:28:09 PM »

Tory,

I got some information about the "first-come-first-serve" quote on the website. They told me that this means that the earlier you put in your application, the more likely you are to get the region and city size that you specified in your application. We still won't hear anything about being officially accepted until April.

So if there is anyone that is set on teaching in a certain place, the earlier you send in your complete application, the better.

samma · « **Reply #40 on:** January 27, 2009, 07:32:25 PM »

Eric,

They did not call me and let me know if they got my application. I live in Georgia so I sent my stuff to to the consulate in Miami-- maybe they don't call and others do. It must depend where you have to send it. About a week after I mailed everything I emailed the office asking if they received my application and within five minuted my status changed on Profex to admitada and I got an email saying that they had everything they needed. I think it would be worth it to follow up with an email or phone call to see if they got everything.

Samma

Luna2 · « **Reply #41 on:** January 27, 2009, 08:41:00 PM »

Eric,

Samma is right on track

. I called the LA Embassy first just to make sure they got my application; I don't think they will contact you unless you make the initial inquiry. It took a few days, but the Embassy called me back to confirm that my application was there. Regarding how fast they change your status on Profex I think is a matter of what consulate you send your application to because my status is still "inscrita"...

. At least I know it got there though! I'd wait a few days, check your status online, and then call your embassy or shoot them an email. This is going to be torture waiting until April, but at least one major hurdle has been dealt with! Yay! Ciao!

~Tonya

jeffbox · « **Reply #42 on:** January 28, 2009, 02:12:43 PM »

A couple of Qs from a newbie!

I read that the letter of recommendation needs to be sealed but then Profex wants me to attach a copy. How do I do that if it's sealed? Does that mean I should get an electronic copy too and attach it?

I'm talking about when I click Auxiliares de Conversación ==> Presentación solicitudes and then there's a list of boxes to check and places to attach the files.

We need to first fill out the "Presentación solicitudes" section of Profex before we mail everything right?

THANKS for the help and hopefully I'll see some of you in Spain!

samma · « **Reply #43 on:** January 28, 2009, 02:44:44 PM »

jeffbox,

My professor who wrote my recommendation letter gave me a sealed letter and also emailed me a scanned copy of it so that I could upload it onto Profex. You've got it right on where to attach the files, check the boxes and upload them in that section. Even though you do not need to have a physical if you are not a dual citizen, I think you still need to check the box.

You have to completely fill out the presentacion solicitudes section before mailing everything. You need to mark your choices for the comunidades, primary or secondary school, city size, etc. Once this is filled out and you send it to Profex, you will be able to print it out as a pdf form. I don't think you can print it until your application is complete on Profex. This is an example of what your printed Profex stuff should look like:

http://www.mepsyd.es/educa/internacional/programas/auxExtI/files/modelosolicitudprofex.pdf

Good luck!

-samma

jeffbox · « **Reply #44 on:** January 28, 2009, 03:12:46 PM »

^^ Thank you!!

One more question, do you know the approximate turnaround time on getting a Visa from the Miami consulate? I will be in South Korea (teaching English) until September 1st. I read on the CIEE site (different program) that it takes "4-8 weeks!" I will only be in the U.S. for 1 month before October! aah

esimons324 · « **Reply #45 on:** January 28, 2009, 03:41:58 PM »

I thought I would give everyone a follow-up on an earlier concern. I received one confirmation email from NO-CONTESTAR@mec.es when I submitted my electronic application. Yesterday, I received a second email from them with a message saying "Su solicitud con número: XXXXXXXXXXXX ha sido registrada." Then I went on to the Profex site and saw that my application status went from Inscrita to Admitida. I sent my application to the New York consulate on Friday - so that was a quick response - and perhaps this confirms Tonya's suspicion that easch consulate has its own procedures in regard to letting the applicant know whether or not the application has been recieved.
And now begins the three month wait...

Suerte,
Eric

Luna2 · « **Reply #46 on:** January 28, 2009, 09:19:10 PM »

Eric!

I got that email today too! YAY! I went to Profex, but my application status says "registrada" not "admitidad." Do you this is a big deal? Hopefully not

. WOOTS!

Luna2 · « **Reply #47 on:** January 28, 2009, 09:25:25 PM »

Okay false alarm... it's "Admitida!" Hasta abril!

vef · « **Reply #48 on:** January 28, 2009, 09:55:24 PM »

Wow, I haven't looked at the forum for awhile and there has been so much activity! Congrats to everyone who has been accepted!! I am so jealous! I've sent in the online part but still waiting for the recommendation! Hopefully I'll know in the next week or two though. I'm also sending mine to Miami so it makes me feel better they had a pretty quick turnover.

Samma- thanks for letting me know! The next couple of months are going to be painful waiting!

samma · « **Reply #49 on:** January 29, 2009, 02:45:16 PM »

Congrats everyone! The waiting game is going to be brutal, but hopefully because we got everything in early we will have a better chance... that may just be wishful thinking!

Where did everyone put for their top choices of comunidades? I put Andalucia, Aragon, and La Rioja, but I was close to putting that it didn't matter because I just want to go to Spain!

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