Conduct some research. Use the Internet to see the various study abroad programs for nurses being offered in Spain.
Schedule an appointment with your college advisor to discuss the different applicable programs and make sure all of the requirements can be met.
Visit each program's website to try and find an online application. If one is available, fill it out to the best of your ability. If a processing fee is needed, or if they are requesting additional documentation, be sure to send the requested materials to the address listed on the site.
Check that all documentation has been properly submitted. This may include consent forms on behalf of the study abroad program, financial aid paperwork, transcript requests, visa application forms and a request form asking your current school to grant you permission to study abroad. Some of these forms may not be needed for some programs, and some programs may require additional forms. Use the program's website to verify that you did not miss any paperwork.
Wait for the different letters to come from each program.
Research the programs you have been accepted into to the best of your ability. Take advantage of any online resources you may have access to now that you have been accepted. Call the school and ask if you can talk to a current nursing student, or even a recent graduate who went through the program you are considering.
Notify the program that you choose of your anticipated attendance in the upcoming semester. Be sure to pay the any fee needed to reserve your place in the program.
Visit your advisor to plan which courses should be taken while you are in Spain. Certain schools have specific requirements of oversees institutions in regards to transferring credits. Your advisor will be able to tell you which courses will earn you transferrable credits, and which will be a waste of time. After talking with your advisor and planning out a course schedule, register for the desired classes.
Verify which airport in Spain is nearest to where you will be staying. Check what date they like students to arrive, then schedule your flight accordingly.