Special Features of the Intensive Language and Culture Program

• Safe, suburban environment


• 20 hours of English (ESL) per week in speaking, listening, reading, writing and grammar.


• Additional afternoon classes available at no extra cost

• Three levels of ESL classes


• Small ESL class size


• One-on-one tutoring


• Take classes in your major for credit while you study  ESL


• Highly qualified and caring teachers who give you personal attention


• No TOEFL necessary to enter the ESL program


• On-campus dormitories available

Study ESL and Take Regular Classes
Students in the Intensive Language and Culture Program are able to take up to 7 credits of non-ESL classes. This means that you can begin work on your degree while you study ESL! You are also welcome to study ESL only.

Summer 2013 Orientation for New Students

Orientation begins on June 3, 2013 at 9:00 am.

Please click below for the schedules for that Monday.

June 3, 2013 Orientation