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Unique Features of the ESL Program Located at one of the top twenty research universities in the nation An, international campus with students from over 1 15 countries Access to extensi

SCORES FOR THE NEXT GENERATION TOEFL 695

The Next Generation TOEFL will have section scores for each of the four sections The range for the section scores will be 0-30 Then the scores for the four sections will be added together Although final scoring has not been determined, the total score range for the Next Generation TOEFL will probably be 0-120 To estimate your score on Model Test 9, the Next Generation TOEFL Model Test, determine your percentage of correct answers on each section and divide by four Then multiply by 1.2 This is a very rough estimate, but until a more refined scoring scale is published, it will give you a general idea of how you would score Continue to watch the TOEFL web site at www.toefl.org for the latest information

about the official scoring scale

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Many students have written to me to ask my advice about language programs and degree programs

in American colleges and universities Which college or university to attend is a very personal decision, and only you can know where you will be happy In order to decide, you should get as much information about the school or program as you can Use reference books like Barron's Profiles of American Colleges

and visit web sites of language programs and schools

The language programs featured here collaborated with me on field tests or revisions of items for the Computer-Based TOEFL Model Tests in this book and on the CD-ROM that supplements this book All of the programs are members of the American Association of Intensive English Programs, are eligible to issue the form 1-20 for you to obtain a student visa to enter the United States, and offer special TOEFL preparation courses as part of their curricula These programs also advertise that they will provide profes- sional ESL instructors on the faculty; multiple levels of instruction; small classes (ten to twenty students); and a safe campus area In addition, each program has some unique features that may be important to you as you consider your options

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the Arizona-Sonora Desert of the American Southwest, sixty miles from Mexico There are 2150 interna- tional students among the 35,000 students enrolled in the University of Arizona

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Located at one of the top twenty research universities in the nation

An, international campus with students from over 1 15 countries

Access to extensive facilities and services on campus

Exceptional qualifications for faculty

Auditing and credit courses available for qualified students

Admissions Contact

Center for English as a Second Language

The University of Arizona

P.O Box 21 0024

Tucson, Arizona 85721 -0024 USA

Telephone: 520-621 -3637

FAX: 520-621 -91 80

E-mail: cesl Q u.arizona.edu

Web site: http://www.cesl.arizona.edu

American English and Culture Program at Arizona State University

The American English and Culture Program at Arizona State University is located in the American South- west on a beautiful tree-lined 800-acre campus, just ten miles east of Phoenix, and close to many attrac- tions such as the Grand Canyon, San Diego, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Mexico There are 2000 international students from 140 countries among the 50,000 students enrolled in Arizona State University

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Located in one of the top ten best college towns in America according to the New York Times Full use of university facilities and modem computer labs

21-24 hours of weekly instruction in sessions of eight weeks and complete TOEFL preparation Considered a "best buy" among American universities

Admissions Contact

American English and Culture Program

Arizona State University

P.O Box 873504

Tempe, Arizona 85287-3504 USA

Telephone: 480-965-2376

FAX: 480-965-8529

E-mail: aecp Q asu.edu

Web site: http://www.asu.edu/xed/aecp/esl.htmI

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The Program in Intensive English at Northern Arizona University

The Program in lntensive English (PIE) is located in Flagstaff, Arizona, with a wonderful four-season cli- mate The program offers complete preparation for university course work Northem Arizona University is

a comprehensive university with degrees in many areas of study

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Near the Grand Canyon and many other scenic attractions

Many extra-curricular activities available

Curriculum designed to prepare students for success

Automatic admission upon meeting TOEFL requirements

English-only option available

Admissions Contact

Program in lntensive English

Box 6032

Northern Arizona University

Flagstaff, Arizona 8601 1-6032 USA

Telephone: 520-523-7503

FAX: 520-523-7074

E-mail: pie.nau Qnau.edu

Web site: www.nau.edu/-english/tesl/pie.html

English Language Program at the University of California at San Diego

The English Language Program at the University of California at San Diego is located less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean on a 1200-acre campus in La Jolla, one of the most prestigious seaside neighborhoods

on the California coast There are 4500 international students and scholars among the 18,000 students enrolled in the University of California at San Diego

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Customized scheduling from a list of electives that account for 50 percent of the student's schedule Professional certificate programs including business management; U.S legal systems; travel, tourism, and hospitality management

Exceptional computer facilities and the latest computer-based instruction

Location in an area that enjoys one of the finest climates in the United States

Affiliation with one of the premier research universities in the United States

Admissions Contact

English Language Programs

University of California at San Diego

9500 Gilman Drive

La Jolla, California 92093-0176 USA

Telephone: 61 9-534-6784

FAX: 61 9-534-5703

E-mail: elpQucsd.edu

Web site: http://www-esps.ucsd.edu/elp

les and close to beaches, cultural attractions, and entertainment The program offers small classes with TOEFL instruction at every level and conditional admission to Cal State Fullerton, which has the second largest undergraduate business program in the United States

Unique Features of the ESL Program

TOEFL preparation and TOEFL examinations in all levels

High-quality instruction and service by experienced, well-educated professionals

* Social, recreational, and cultural activities and trips included

University courses available for advanced-level students

Homestay and conversation partner programs

Admissions Contact

American Language Program

California State University

800 N State College Boulevard

Fullerton, CA 92831 USA

Telephone: 71 4-278-2909

FAX: 71 4-278-71 14

E-mail: alpQfullerton.edu

Web site: http://alp.fuIlerton.edu

Pacific Rim Language Institute

The Pacific Rim Language Institute is a private adult language school located in a quiet residential suburb, twenty minutes east of downtown Los Angeles The school is approved by the Bureau for Private Post- secondary and Vocational Education and is a member of the American Association of Intensive English Programs (AAIEP)

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Focus on conversation skills and spoken English

Two levels of TOEFL preparation45G500 range and 550-600 range

Located in Asian-American community, with many stores and restaurants

Excellent relationships with local community colleges

Assistance with transfer to degree programs

Admissions Contact

Pacific Rim Language lnstitute

171 9 Fullerton Road

Rowland Heights, California 91748 USA

Telephone: 626-964-0888

FAX: 626-91 3-9658

E-mail: admissions@ prli.com

Web site: http://www.prli.com

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American English Institute at the University of Oregon

The American English Institute at the University of Oregon is located in the beautiful Willamette Valley of the Pacific Northwest on a 250-acre campus in a suburban area There are 1650 international students among the 17,000 students enrolled in the University of Oregon

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Affiliation with a highly ranked university in the Oregon system of higher education

Orientation program before the beginning of the term

Two hours of tutoring per week included in the tuition

Graduation credit for ESL courses for matriculated students

University credit courses for advanced language students

Admissions Contact

American English Institute

107 Pacific Hall

521 2 University of Oregon

Eugene, Oregon 97403-51 21 USA

Telephone: 541 -346-3945

FAX: 541 -346-391 7

E-mail: aeiadmit8oregon.uoregon.edu

Web site: http://babel.uoregon.edu/aei/aei.html

University English as a Second Language Program at

Central Washington University

The University English as a Second Language (UESL) Program at Central Washington University is located in Ellensburg, Washington, one hundred miles east of Seattle on a 380-acre campus There are

400 international students among the 7000 students enrolled in Central Washington University

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Active conversation partners program

Workshops to provide help with college applications

Supervised visitations to regular university classes

Conditional admission to Central Washington University through the UESL program with program recommendation accepted in place of TOEFL score

Partnerships with other colleges and universities in the Washington state university system

Admissions Contact

University English as a Second Language Program

Central Washington University

400 East 8th Avenue

Ellensburg, Washington 98926-7562 USA

Telephone: 509-963-1 375

FAX: 509-963-1 380

E-mail: horowitz8CWU.edu

Web site: http://www.cwu.edu/-intlprog/uesl.htmI

in Ann Arbor, Michigan, adjacent to the University of Michigan There are 3050 international students among the 22,000 students enrolled in the neighboring academic community at the University of Michigan

Unique Features of the ESL Program

New sessions every six weeks

Special seminars offered each term at no extra charge

Conversation partner program

Location in a small, safe, but exciting city near the University of Michigan, one of the best academic institutions in the United States

Assistance by the MLC academic counselor in applying to American colleges and universities, as well as arrangements with some institutions for conditional admission

Admissions Contact

Michigan Language Center

309 South State Street

P.O Box 8231

Ann Arbor, Michigan 481 07 USA

Telephone: 734-663-941 5

FAX: 734-663-9623

E-mail: mlc-usaQ att.net

Web site: www.englishclasses.com

lntensive English Language Program at the University of Findlay

The lntensive English Language Program (IELP) at the University of Findlay is located in Findlay, Ohio, a small city in the Midwestern United States Nearly 300 international students among the 4000 students enrolled in the University of Findlay attend classes on the 160-acre campus

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Long-standing tradition of educating international students from thirty countries

Computer skills course offered as part of the advanced curriculum

University credit awarded for intensive English students majoring in English as an International Language

Location in an area named the best micropolitan (small city) in Ohio and one of the top places to live

in the United States-near Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati

Affiliation with a small liberal arts university that offers a large number of degree programs

Admissions Contact

lntensive English Language Institute

The University of Findlay

1000 N Main Street

Findlay, Ohio 45840-3695 USA

Telephone: 41 9-424-4558

FAX: 41 9-424-5507

E-mail: internationalQfindlay.edu

Web site: http://www.findlay.edu

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English Language and Multicultural Institute at the University of Dayton

The English Language and Multicultural lnstitute (ELMI) at the University of Dayton, Ohio, is located in the heart of the Midwestern United States in a safe, suburban setting There are 190 international students among the 9900 students enrolled in the University of Dayton, as well as 250 international students in the ESL program, preparing for study at the university of their choice

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Personal academic counseling by caring faculty advisors

Highly individualized approach to language learning

Special programs for business professionals and family members

Supervised activities and field trips; strong host family and conversation partner programs

Affiliation with a university recognized as a national leader in Catholic higher education and one of the top five regional universities in the Midwest

Admissions Contact

English Language and Multicultural lnstitute

300 College Park

Dayton, Ohio 45469-031 9 USA

Telephone: 937-229-3729

FAX: 937-229-3700

E-mail: elmi @ udayton.edu

Web site: http://www.udayton.edu/-elmil

Center for English Language Learning at Maryville College

The Center for English Language Learning at Maryville College in Maryville, Tennessee, is located sixteen miles from Knoxville, near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on a 350-acre park-like campus There are sixty-five international students among the 900 students enrolled in Maryville College

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Very small classes, usually six to twelve students

Low costs in comparison with similar colleges

New sessions every five weeks

Undergraduate college credit for twelve hours of ESL courses

Affiliation with a college recognized among U.S News and World Report's top regional four-year liberal arts institutions

Admissions Contact

Center for English Language Learning

Maryville College

Maryville, Tennessee 37804-5907 USA

Telephone: 865-981 -81 86

FAX: 865-983-0581

E-mail: Internat@ MaryvilleCollege.edu

Web site: http://www.MaryvilleCollege.edu

of Miami on a ninety-acre campus There are 450 international students among the 2,000 students enrolled

in Barry University

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Twelve levels of instruction which allow for very accurate placement

New sessions every four weeks

Many elective courses for advanced students

Arrangements for conditional admission to more than 100 universities, preparatory high schools, and vocational schools

Exceptional social, cultural, and sports activities

Admissions Contact

Language lnstitute for English

Barry University

1 1300 Northeast Second Avenue

Miami Shores, Florida 331 61 USA

Telephone: 305-899-31 28

FAX: 305-892-2229

E-mail: admissionsQmail.barry.edu

Web site: http://www.barry.edu

lntensive English Language lnstitute at the University of North Texas

The lntensive English Language lnstitute (IELI) at the University of North Texas is located in a small uni- versity city in the Southern United States, thirty minutes from Dallas, Texas There are 1500 international students among the 26,000 students enrolled in the University of North Texas

Unique Features of the ESL Program

Accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation (CELPA)

Full-time, professional teachers and student counselors with a 12:1 studenwteacher ratio, year-round classes at levels 0 4

Graduate Preparation Course (GPC) offered by IELI, waives the GRE verbal score for admission to many UNT graduate programs

Conditional admission for level 5 IELIIUNT students with TOEFL waiver

Affiliation with the fourth largest university in Texas, University of North Texas (UNT), listed in

"America's 100 Best College Buys," and "One of America's 100 Most Wired Colleges" according to Yahoo

Admissions Contact

lntensive English Language lnstitute

P.O Box 31 0739

Denton, Texas 76203-0739 USA

Telephone: 940-565-2003

FAX: 940-565-4822

E-mail: intl Q isp.admin.unt.edu

Web site: http://www.unt.edu/isp/