Intensive English Program

Intensive English programs in America

Intensive English program: for foreign students preparing to enter an American college or university, for professionals or for individuals 15 years or older who wish to improve their English ability. Students in the advanced levels (500/600) may take one Extension class or campus class at no additional cost. Year-round programs offered in 10-week, 6-week and 4-week sessions. Students attend 24+ hours of English classes per week. Placement in six levels, beginning to advanced. Small classes (average 14 students per class) with students from more than 35 countries.

Private or group conversational partner at no additional cost. (10-Week session)

UCR class (for credit) with American students at no extra charge to students at advanced levels in 10-week session of the Intensive English Program. (Extension classes available year-round; degree classes available in fall, winter and spring only.)

Undergraduate, transferable University of California credit given for advanced and professional levels. (10-Week session)

Institutional TOEFL & TOEIC exams offered every quarter.

ELECTIVES

Academic: Academic Skills Advanced Vocabulary Introduction to Computers Public Speaking GRE/GMAT Preparation

Conversation and Culture: American Idioms Conversation and Culture Creative Writing English Through Drama English Through Film Pronunciation/Accent Improvement Student Newspaper Oral Skills Development English Through Music Global Issues

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	Length:	10-, 6- and 4-week
	Hours per week:	24
	Total class hours per session:	240+ (10-week) 144+ (6-week) 96+ (4-week)
	Levels:	6, Beginning to Advanced
	Days per week:	5
	Average class size:	14
	When is it offered?	10-week program: Year-round 6-week program: June, July 4-week program: January, April, August, October
	Required proficiency:	None
	Minimum Age:	15

“Taking the Intensive English Program was an unforgettable experience. The program, which has excellent teachers and academic curriculum, allowed me to learn not only the English language, but also about different cultures from all over the world.” — María José Gasparini Argentina

"I had intensive summer classes at the University of California, Riverside. It was my first time in the U.S.A. The classes which I had in the University helped me to improve my English as well as to learn many things about American culture. I learned not only about American culture but also about other cultures such as Korean, Vietnamese, Romanian, etc. And the people here are very nice.” —Ieva Lube Latvia