University of Arizona

Friday, August 20, 2010


Description
The University of Arizona is the leading public research university in the American Southwest. The UA produces more than USD 530 million in annual research and is the state's only member of the prestigious Association of American Universities. This is a diverse community of people who thrive on innovation and collaboration. Our world-class faculty create discoveries that improve the human condition and fuel the state's economy. Our research enterprise provides undergraduate students with opportunities for hands-on experiences that can be found in few universities in the world. As the state's land-grant university, our research and resources enrich communities around the state and around the world.

Highlights
We offer the highest quality academic experience with over 120 undergraduate degree programs, numerous opportunities for undergraduates to engage in meaningful research, and the chance to study under some of the world's most renowned scholars beginning in your freshman year. We believe the UA experience is truly unique.

University Attributes
Located in the heart of Tucson on 352 acres, The University of Arizona is one of the top ranked research universities in the nation. Surrounded by mountains & the high Sonoran desert, the campus boasts a distinctive look dotted with bountiful cactus & palm trees and enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine each year.

Approximately 35,000 students are enrolled at UA, coming from all 50 states and more than 100 foreign countries.

Degrees Available
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Arts
Master of Science
Master of Arts
Doctorate
MBA

Eastern Michigan University


University Attributes
Eastern Michigan University, located in Ypsilanti, Michigan, is a comprehensive university that was founded by the state legislature in 1849. The fifth largest university in Michigan with an enrollment exceeding 23,000, EMU offers more than 200 graduate and undergraduate programs. Eastern Michigan University provides numerous services designed to help students achieve academic success. These include tutoring, a writing clinic, and counseling. In addition, the University has established several offices, including Equity Programs for minority students and Handicapped Student Services for students with specialized needs. Eastern Michigan offers a low ratio of students to faculty (20:1), most classes are taught by full professors, and faculty are easily accessible and responsive to students' academic needs. Our faculty care about students as individuals and want them to succeed.

Degrees Available
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Arts
Master of Science
Master of Arts
Doctorate

Learn English in the USA

Description
Overview of the ESL Institute
The ESL Institute was established in 1993 to support St. Norbert College's efforts to internationalize the campus and the curriculum. A full-time Director, Academic Coordinator, Office Manager, student intern, and three full-time instructors currently staff the ESL program. The program enrolls 25-50 students during the academic year and 30 - 70 students during the summer. The ESL Director is an active member of NAFSA, TESOL and AAIEP and subscribes to the code of ethics of these professional organizations. The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools accredits St. Norbert College and its ESL Institute.

Program Description:
The ESL Institute offers a non-credit, multi-level, intensive English program for international students. Classes are held four hours daily, 8:00 a.m. until noon, in St. Norbert College classrooms. We offer 4 levels of instruction: beginner, elementary, intermediate, and advanced. We offer 8-week sessions during the school year; 4-week sessions during the summer. Average class size is 10 students. Maximum class size is 15 students. Academic year sessions begin: September, October, January, and March.

A 12-week summer program is divided into 3 four-week sessions in order to accommodate short-term students. Students must enroll for all 12 weeks in order to complete a full level. Sessions begin in May, June, and July.

ESL Curriculum and Program Requirements:
Within the broad field of English as a Second Language instruction, The ESLI specializes in English for academic purposes for foreign students who plan to continue their undergraduate studies in the United States. Applicants to the program must be age 17 or older, have graduated from high school and have the financial resources to support themselves while in the program. Because it is a multi-level program, there is no minimum TOEFL requirement for admission. Non-academic bound students are also admitted to the program.

Conditional admission to degree programs is available to qualified students. Tuition scholarships are available to qualified foreign student in College degree programs.

Full-time students have four contact hours daily: speaking-listening (two hours) and reading-writing (two hours) for a total of 20 contact hours weekly. Additional time is scheduled in College computer labs to teach students basic computer skills including word processing, e-mail, and internet. Volunteer tutors are available most afternoons to help ESL students with language skills. Intermediate and advanced level students are required to complete writing assignments on computer. ESL students have free access to the media lab and all computer labs to practice word processing, use e-mail and internet, and work on language skills using a variety of CALL software.

Matriculation into Degree Courses:
Students who have been conditionally admitted to St. Norbert College must either complete the Advanced level in the ESL program or pass the TOEFL exam with a score of 550 (213 cbt) or higher in order to begin a full-time degree program. College-bound students in the ESL program must earn a minimum of "B-" to pass to the next level and to graduate with a recommendation to attend college or university.

Highlights
We are located at Saint Norbert College near Green Bay, Wisconsin (pop. 200,000+) on the banks of the Fox River only eight minutes from Green Bay Airport, three hours by car from Chicago, and two hours by car from Madison and Milwaukee. St. Norbert College is a highly ranked, private, 4-year, liberal arts and sciences university.
The ESL Institute offers intensive English courses for highly motivated students who wish to read, speak, hear, and write English for professional, personal or academic purposes. We offer:

- Airport pickup at Green Bay Airport (GRB)
- Orientation to campus and community
- Language placement test on orientation day
- 20 hours of class each week; 4 hours daily: reading, writing, speaking, listening
- Small classes: average class size of 10; maximum class size 15
- 4-week sessions each summer: June, July, August. 4 levels.
- 8 and 16 week sessions during the academic year
- Conditional admission to College degree programs for qualified students
- Scholarships to degree programs for qualified students: up to USD 8,500 per year.
- College dormitories and food service. No homestays.
- Computer labs with e-mail and internet for all students. Some college buildings have wireless computer access.
- Conversation partners and friendship families
- Tutors available afternoons
- Sports Center, Computer labs, Library, and Health Center available to all students
- Graduation ceremony: certificate of attendance, certificate of completion

Application Process for ESL program involves:
* Written Application
* Financial Statements
* Application fee

Application for degree programs involves:
* Completed application form
* Financial statements
* Secondary school grades
* College/university grades (if any)
* Personal written statement

University Attributes
St. Norbert College was founded in 1898. We are a Catholic, liberal arts and sciences college affiliated with the Norbertines, an order committed to education and service. Our Learning Environment: We offer bachelor's degrees in arts (B.A.), science (B.S.), music (B.M.) and business administration (B.B.A.) in more than 40 areas of study. We also offer master's degrees in adaptive education, theological studies and education. With locally, nationally, and internationally respected professors and instructors -- 89 percent of whom hold Ph.D.s or the highest degrees in their fields -- and a student/faculty ratio of 13.8:1, ours is an environment conducive to learning. St. Norbert College has been ranked among the top 10 Midwestern liberal arts colleges in U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges" every year since 1991. Community Life: St. Norbert College's student body -- more than 2000 students from 25 states and 29 foreign countries -- is involved. Service and leadership activities, 20 men's and women's NCAA Division III sports including nationally ranked hockey, football and basketball teams, year-round intramural programs, and more than 80 student organizations keep the campus bustling. Our close-knit community includes 11 residence halls. Location: The St. Norbert College campus is located on the banks of the Fox River in historic De Pere, Wis. ("founded" in 1670 by Jesuit Father Claude Allouez), a residential community of 20,000 people neighboring the city of Green Bay -- named an All-America City in 1999 -- a metropolitan area with a population of about 220,000.

Placement: Since 1977, we've been able to say that 95 percent of St. Norbert College graduates seeking employment or graduate school admission are successful within six months of graduation. Special opportunities: Collaborative research with faculty as early as your freshman or sophomore year; new minors in Leadership Studies and Philippine Studies; options to design personal majors; hands on learning in internships off or on campus; Honors Program for gifted students; Peace Corps Preparatory Program (one of only seven in the United States). Study abroad opportunities include exchange programs in Australia, France, Japan, Germany, Philippines, Spain, and Mexico; student teaching in Great Britain, Ireland, Wales, New Zealand, Australia, St. Lucia, Belize, St. Vincent, Japan, Botswana, Philippines and Canada; and other study sites throughout Europe, Australia, Africa, Central America, South America and the Middle East. In keeping with the times, St. Norbert College is a conscientious steward, effectively utilizing human as well as financial resources. The interaction of administration, faculty, and students; the efficient use of physical facilities; and consistent updating of the campus all contribute to the quality education St. Norbert College offers.

Degrees Available
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Science

Languages
English

Languages Used as a Medium of Teaching
English

Intensive English: Cal State Northridge

Description
The Intensive English and University Pathway Programs at California State University, Northridge provide an opportunity for you to acquire English language skills while you take part in the diverse and exciting educational, cultural and social activities of a major American University.

Established in 1977, the Intensive English Program (IEP) is a year-round, academic, on-campus program designed to ensure that you acquire and improve the English-language skills you need for success in the undergraduate or graduate degree program of your choice at colleges or universities.

Highlights
Located in suburban Los Angeles, CSUN is a short drive to Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Santa Monica and Pacific Ocean beaches. The university has 35,000 students from 97 countries. Student advisers help students become familiar with campus life, meet and get to know American students, and learn about the language and culture of the United States. Conditional Admission to bachelor's and master's degree programs, and TOEFL waiver upon completion of Intensive English Program advanced level courses, are available. TOEFL/IELTS preparation courses are offered as part of the Intensive English Program. CSUN is an official ETS test center for TOEFL and TEIC.

Tours and Activities!

All students will have the option of participating in some of the following fun activities: pool parties, movie nights, shopping trips, and tours of Los Angeles, Disneyland and Universal Studios.

Students sign up for trips in the IEUP office. Seats are reserved on a first come, first served basis.

Intensive English students celebrate the end of each session with special activities.

University Attributes
The CSUN campus is modern and state-of-the-art. Facilities include the Oviatt Library with approximately 1.4 million books and periodicals; high-tech scientific and computer labs; sports, athletic and recreational centers; an on-campus bank and a full-service Student Health Center. On-campus housing is available. All housing units are apartment style with free wireless Internet connection.

CSUN offers hundreds of on-campus events including concerts, theatrical performances, films, guest speakers and sports competitions year-round.

The CSUN campus occupies 356 acres (144 hectares) and is within easy walking distance of many restaurants, supermarkets and shops.

IEUP students enjoy countless opportunities to meet and interact with university students. CSUN provides a variety of activities educational, cultural and social including student clubs; musical, theatrical and sports events; enrichment activities hosted by various academic departments; and presentations by distinguished faculty and prominent figures in politics, science and the arts.

Degrees Available
Bachelors

Languages
English

Languages Used as a Medium of Teaching
English

Subject Areas
English
English As A Second Language
Cost in US$:
5460 USD - 8600 USD tuition

Cost Include Description:
* Summer 2010 English Language and Cultural Experience (three weeks): 2340 USD, includes on-campus housing and meal plan.
* Summer 2010 (eight weeks): 2600 USD, plus 2560 USD for on-campus housing and meal plan.
* Fall 2010 (sixteen weeks): 5460 USD, plus 5580 USD for on-campus housing and meal plan.
* Fall 2010 Mid-Entry (twenty-four weeks): 8600 USD, plus 9650 USD for on-campus housing and meal plan.

Experience Required
no

Application Process Involves
Other
Written Application
Typically The Application Process Time is
7 business days

USA Universities - TESOL: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages in Seattle University

Description
More than ever before, our world requires courageous, competent leaders who reflect the diversity of our society and are able to spearhead systemic change and inspire future generations. Our graduates reflect our determination to meet the needs of our students and, at the same time, to prepare socially aware educators and leaders whose contributions to creating a just and humane world will be reflected in how our society evolves. We are looking for a diverse student body comprised of individuals who want no less than to transform their professions and the world. Join us for an outstanding and inspiring educational experience.

Highlights
Teaching English and facilitating cross-cultural communication!

Students in the Master's Program in Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages (TESOL) learn in a multilingual and multicultural environment to become professionals who deliver quality instruction for teaching adults in a variety of settings. TESOL graduates are committed to leadership, service, social justice, and individual language rights. English is the lingua franca of the world, taught to millions every day, including the United States, where over 10 percent are foreign born; TESOL professionals are in high demand -- especially those with master's degrees.

Most of our recent graduates teach adult and college ESL students, who consist of two groups. First there are the immigrants enrolled in many community college adult education/ESL programs, who may range in age from early 20s to late 60s. Some of these students may also need first language literacy instruction, in addition to the learning of everyday English. The other group includes students often found in intensive English programs, both public and private. They are typically between 20 and 30, and are interested in studying for an undergraduate or graduate degree. They need academic English as well as survival English.

University Attributes
Founded in 1935, the Seattle University College of Education has a long and distinguished history of preparing ethical and reflective professionals. Our alumni include teachers, counselors, school psychologists, principals, superintendents, deans, community college faculty, college and university presidents and administrators, corporate and nonprofit executives, and independent educational and counseling specialists.
Inspired by the Catholic intellectual tradition and the Jesuit ethos, Seattle University's College of Education prides itself on preparing students not only for educational careers, but also for leadership for a just and humane world. This ethos permeates the education you will find here.

Degree Level
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)

Minimum Education
Masters

Subject Areas
Education
English
English As A Second Language
Cost in US$:
Please inquire for more information.

Experience Required
yes

This Program is open to
Worldwide Participants.

Typical Living Arrangements
Independent living

Participants Travel to United States
Independently

Typically Participants Work
Independently or in Groups

Scholarships are Available
The University has a financial aid office.

Application Process Involves
Online Application plus Application Assessment
Seattle University - College of Education's Mission Statement
The Professional Development and Continuing Education Office serves Washington State, national and international educators in acquiring post-baccalaureate credits, clock hours, and certificate endorsements. These high-quality courses encompass a wide range of subject matter and are designed to equip educators with the tools and resources they need to improve student achievement.

Year Founded
1935

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