United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando
Intensive English Program
Orlando, FL
United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando is one of 12 English-language programs we list in Orlando, independent or university-run, school-reported weekly class load 18.
- Location
- Orlando, FL
- School-reported weekly class load
- 18Unit length varies; confirm with the school
- Accreditation
- CEA site 1052
- Can issue a Form I-20
- Not confirmed
- Record date
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: Detail checked 2026-09-15View source
- Start dates: No school source recorded for this detail
United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando tuition and fees
Current price needs confirmation. No current tuition amount appears in the captured intensive-program page.
| Option | Length | Class load/week | Tuition | Listed total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa-student intensive program | 18 | Not confirmed | ||
| Non-visa study option | 16 | Not confirmed |
Program details to confirm
Classes run Monday through Thursday with morning, afternoon and evening options. The source distinguishes the 18-hour visa-student schedule from non-visa options of 12 or 16 hours per week.
Do you need a visa for this program?
The school reports a weekly class load of 18; its unit may not equal 60 minutes. For this course at United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando, 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 questionsBefore you apply to United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando
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.
Choosing within Orlando
We list 12 English-language programs in Orlando. Compare their courses, accreditation and transfer conditions directly. Florida has 74 in total, view our state listings.
None of the others in Orlando publish a rate we have been able to confirm.
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- English Language Academy (ELA) Orlandorate not confirmed
- Florida Language School (Just Go Languages)rate not confirmed
- Language On Orlandorate not confirmed
- Miami International Language Academy (MILA) Orlandorate not confirmed
Accreditation
Accredited by the CEA, site 1052, next reviewed December 2031. 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
- tuition
- term start dates
- a direct phone number
Common questions
How much does United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando cost?
We have not confirmed a tuition figure for United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando. Ask for the current rate in writing before you budget.
Do you need an F-1 visa to study at United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando?
For a course at United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando, 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 United Languages of America (ULA) Orlando accredited?
Yes, accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation as site 1052, next reviewed December 2031. CEA is recognized by the US Department of Education. SEVP certification and I-20 eligibility require a separate check.