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Intensive English Program


This program provides an opportunity for the students who live abroad to come to Auburn University at Montgomery to improve their English language proficiency. The program is also open to our local residents.

Intensive English Program Class Schedule 

Admission Procedures IEP Student Services 
Application Form Tuition and Fees
Calendar Housing Options
Courses Other Expenses
Proficiency Levels IEP Student Handbook



Proficiency Levels

Open to individuals 16 years of age and older, Auburn Montgomery's ESL Program ensures that each student begins at the proper level and reaches their goal of fully learning the English language.

All ESL students first take a placement test to help us determine their current skill level and identify the coursework they need. Courses are taught at five proficiency levels: Beginning, Low Intermediate, Intermediate, High Intermediate, and Advanced. Once your proficiency is determined, an advisor will meet you to help you select your courses. ESL classes normally have eight to 14 students and are held throughout the year in eight-week terms. You may begin at the start of any eight-week term.

Students are placed in different levels based on their scores on the English Placement Test and their speaking abilities.

Level One Beginning
Level Two Low Intermediate
Level Three Intermediate
Level Four High Intermediate
Level Five Advanced


Courses

Students study the following courses for a minimum of 22 hours per week in an eight-week period. Depending on their proficiency levels, students may be placed into different levels of these courses.

8:30-10:00 a.m. Reading and Discussion (Beginning)
Reading and Discussion (Low-intermediate)
Reading and Discussion (Intermediate)
Reading and Discussion (High-intermediate) 
Reading and Discussion (Advanced)
10:10-11:40 a.m. Listening and Speaking (Beginning)
Listening and Speaking (Low-intermediate)
Listening and Speaking (Intermediate)
Listening and Speaking (High-intermediate)
Listening and Speaking (Advanced)
1:00-2:30 p.m.

Grammar and Writing (Beginning)
Grammar and Writing (Low-intermediate)
Academic Writing and Grammar (Intermediate)
Academic Writing and Grammar (High-Intermediate)
Academic Writing and Grammar (Advanced)


Calendar

Spring 1, 2012 January 17-March 8 (eight weeks)
Spring 2, 2012 March 19-May 10 (eight weeks)
Summer 2012 May 24-July 19 (eight weeks)
Fall 1, 2012 August 16-October 11 (eight weeks)
Fall 2, 2012 October 17-December 18 (eight weeks)


IEP Student Services (This information applies to those who live abroad and want to come to Auburn University at Montgomery on an F1 student visa)


Admission Procedures

Inquiries about ESL courses of Intensive English Program may be directed to Gokhan Alkanat. Procedures Checklist (This information applies to those who live abroad and want to come to Auburn University at Montgomery on an F1 student visa) 

Applicants interested in applying to the Intensive English Program at Auburn University at Montgomery should send the items listed below to the address indicated on the application form. They can also fax the completed application form and other documents to (334) 244-3503 or scan the documents and email them to the program coordinator at galkanat@aum.edu.

  1. The completed APPLICATION FORM. You must sign and date application form. 

    Since this form is in PDF (Portable Document Format) and may be viewed and accessed through Adobe Acrobat Reader, Adobe Reader must first be downloaded on to your computer. Please remember that you cannot save this form to your computer. You can complete the form, print it and fax or send it with your other documents.
    If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, download it free by selecting the Adobe Reader image.

  2. $25 Application fee: You can enter your credit card information on page 4 of the application form. This application fee is not refundable. (A student's application is not evaluated until the $25.00 is received.) 

  3. Official bank letter that displays funds available for study

  4. A copy of the page in your passport that contains your picture, your name, and date of birth

Tuition and Fees (This information applies to those who live abroad and want to come to Auburn University at Montgomery on an F1 student visa)

     

    Eight Weeks

    Sixteen Weeks

    Application Fee (one-time only):

    $25 (payable upon application)

    $25 (payable upon application)

    Tuition:

    $1700

    $3400

    Administrative Fee:

    $150

    $300

Housing Options: Residence Halls fees are subject to change without prior notice. You can check the current housing costs on the AUM Housing page.

Other Expenses

     

    Eight Weeks

    Sixteen Weeks

    Books (estimate):

    $150

    $150

    Health Insurance (estimate)*

    $200

    $400

    Meals (estimate)

    $450

    $900

    Incidentals (estimate)

    $225

    $450

    *International students whose health insurance plans are not valid in the United States must purchase health and repatriation insurance plans that are valid in the United States.

 

 

 

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