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University or independentCEA accredited · review due August 2028School Source Checked September 15, 2026

International Educational Center (IEC)

English as a Second Language

Glenview, IL

International Educational Center (IEC) is the only English-language program currently in our Glenview listings, independent or university-run.

Location
Glenview, IL
School-reported weekly class load
Not confirmed
Accreditation
CEA site 203
Can issue a Form I-20
Not confirmed
Record date
Check the evidence for each fact

The record date describes our overall review, not a new verification of every field. A source link alone does not confirm current terms.

  • Tuition: No school source recorded for this detail
  • Weekly class load: No school source recorded for this detail
  • Start dates: No school source recorded for this detail

International Educational Center (IEC) tuition and fees

Current price needs confirmation. The official tuition PDF lists course prices but does not identify an effective date or current academic period. The amount is retained as reference information and excluded from current comparisons.

School source dated September 15, 2026. Totals cover the listed items only; additional required fees and living expenses may apply. Weekly class-load figures use each school's unit and are not converted to 60-minute hours. Source.
OptionLengthClass load/weekTuitionListed total
One 216-hour ESL course$1,470

Program details to confirm

The undated rate sheet lists $1,470 for each 216-hour ESL course, payable in one installment or as $490 monthly installments. It lists a $25 registration fee, $90 for new course materials and separate document charges. F-1 applicants are also shown a $250 I-20 processing fee and applicable mailing charges. These figures require a current written quote before payment.

Do you need a visa for this program?

For this course at International Educational Center (IEC), a weekly hour count does not by itself establish permission to study as a visitor. Language training generally uses the student route; the visitor exception is limited to a short recreational, non-credit course during a tourist visit. Confirm the actual course and your circumstances before booking.

Review visa questions

Before you apply to International Educational Center (IEC)

Check the exact course and intake with the school before paying. Our listing does not submit an application or confirm an offer of admission.

  • Ask for the next available start date and application deadline.
  • Ask about entry age, English-level placement and any course-specific requirements.
  • Ask for the application charge and every mandatory fee in writing.
  • Ask what housing is available, its total cost and the commute to your actual classroom.
  • Read the cancellation and refund terms before making a payment.
  • If you need F-1 status, ask whether this campus and this exact course can issue a Form I-20. A school-level SEVP match does not establish course eligibility.

Use a school inquiry email template.

Choosing within Glenview

This is the only English-language program currently in our Glenview listings. Our directory may not include every local option; ask about alternatives and transfer conditions before committing. Illinois has 11 in total, view our state listings.

Accreditation

Accredited by the CEA, site 203, next reviewed August 2028. CEA is recognized by the US Department of Education. Accreditation and SEVP certification are separate checks; confirm the specific campus and course’s I-20 eligibility with the school. Checked against the Commission's own list, 8 September 2026.

Not confirmed in our record

  • class hours a week and how the school counts them
  • tuition
  • term start dates
  • a direct phone number

Ask for these in writing

Common questions

How much does International Educational Center (IEC) cost?

We have not confirmed a tuition figure for International Educational Center (IEC). Ask for the current rate in writing before you budget.

Do you need an F-1 visa to study at International Educational Center (IEC)?

For a course at International Educational Center (IEC), a weekly hour count does not by itself establish permission to study as a visitor. Language training generally uses the student route; the visitor exception is limited to a short recreational, non-credit course during a tourist visit. Confirm the actual course and your circumstances before booking.

Is International Educational Center (IEC) accredited?

Yes, accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation as site 203, next reviewed August 2028. CEA is recognized by the US Department of Education. SEVP certification and I-20 eligibility require a separate check.