Intensive English classes are currently offered at the following locations: Gulfton Center (Southwest), Town & Country Campus (Northwest), Northline Mall (Northeast), and Eastside Campus (Southeast). See "About Us" to locate the campus near you.

According to the U. S. immigration law, new F-1 students cannot enter the U.S.A. more than 30 days before the program start date. See similar questions...

No, you do not get credit for Community Education classes. All of the workshops offered through Community Education are not-for-credit and are not graded. Community Education classes have been developed for specific needs or interests in the community, not for academic credit. There are usually no books to buy and no tests to take. See similar questions...

While DCC offers a full schedule of on-campus courses, CCCOnline courses do not require travel to DCC. See similar questions...

North Lake College cannot issue I-20's to students who wish to pursue an intensive ESL study program. In order to be admitted to the College, you must earn a score of 530 (197 on the computerized version) on the Test of English as a Foreign Language or TOEFL. This test is given world-wide, and must be taken before application is made. Indicate the institutional code 6519 on the TOEFL registration form to have the TOEFL scores sent directly to North Lake College. See similar questions...

You are allowed a maximum of four (4) seasons of intercollegiate athletic competition in a given sport. Your first two (2) seasons can be at a community college. See similar questions...

Yes. As long as you meet state and college academic and athletic rules, you may compete in intercollegiate athletics. You are eligible as a first-year participant if you meet the following guidelines: 1. You are an amatuer athlete in the sport in which you want to participate. 2. You have not competed in intercollegiate athletics at any college or university. 3. See similar questions...

Any person may attend who is a high school graduate, has passed the State Proficiency Test, obtained a G.E.D., or is 18 years of age or older. Students whose legal residence is outside the state of California or who have not resided in the state for one year and one day prior to the first day of the semester may apply for admission as non-resident students and are subject to non-resident fees. High school students may enroll with written permission from the high school principal or counselor. See similar questions...

To apply for the Intensive English Program you must submit your application form and a $200.00 deposit. The application can be submitted by email, by fax or by mail. We also have an on-line web-registration system. See similar questions...

We have 7 levels in the Intensive English Program from Beginner I to Advanced III. For a description of each course, please go to www.umanitoba.ca/extended/english/iep/iep_crse.shtml See similar questions...

There are five permanent teachers for the Intensive English Program. Additional teachers are available depending on the term. For information about our full-time teachers, visit our faculty page. See similar questions...

Students who take classes at other schools and want those units transferred to CSUN are responsible for making sure that official transcripts reach Admissions & Records. Students are advised to allow for sufficient time to evaluate and process transfer credits. California State University | Community Impact Reports | Voter Registration | Terms and Conditions for Use | Contact CSUN See similar questions...

No, you do not have to go through the admission process. All you have to do is fill out a registration form, which only asks for some basic information. Just fill out a registration form and pay the class fee. See similar questions...

Yes. You will be able to see all classes taken from any Maricopa Community College on one transcript. See similar questions...

Yes, you can. The Core Humanities courses CH 201, CH 202, and CH 203 taken at NSHE schools are transferable to UNR as CH 201, CH 202 and CH 203, before and after admission to, and matriculation at, UNR. After matriculation at UNR, students cannot take substitute courses for Core Humanities either here or at any other institution. For more information, refer to the Core Humanities page of the Core Curriculum website. See similar questions...

Answer: These colleges are CAREER-eligible institutions if they award degrees in a field supported by NSF. If you meet all of the other CAREER eligibility criteria, you are eligible to apply to the CAREER Program. See similar questions...

No way!! This school is supposed to be benefit you, not stuff too much down your throat!! So attend as much as you can digest, and only the parts you are really interested in. See similar questions...

No. Coaches may only recruit in their recruiting area. California is divided into community college districts. A district is the local community which the community college serves. A coach may recruit athletes from the college's district and those districts that share a common boundary or are immediately next door. The recruiting area is the college's district high schools and the contiguous district's high schools. See similar questions...

If you live in the recruiting area of the community college you wish to visit, the coach may provide you with: *Information related to academic work and job opportunties *A meal on campus If you live outside the recruiting area of the community college you wish to visit, the coach may not provide any form of financial assistance to travel to the campus or while on campus. This includes: *Transportation or fuel *Food *Reimbursement money See similar questions...

Community colleges are public, two-year colleges. (Private two-year colleges are generally called as junior colleges.) A community college allows a student to do their first two years (equal to an Associates Degree) of a four-year (Bachelors) degree. Many students will choose community colleges due to their smaller class sizes, lower prices and less competitive admission requirements. See similar questions...