Intensive English programs in North Carolina
Intensive English programs in North Carolina: locations, I-20 records and costs
For intensive english programs in north carolina, this directory records the following market snapshot. North Carolina's 6 programs are spread across 5 cities, with Greensboro carrying the most at 2. No single city holds a majority of these listings.
4 of 6 listings have confirmed SEVP matches. CEA accreditation, EnglishUSA membership and SEVP certification are separate checks. Confirm the specific school and campus in the DHS school search and ask its designated school official about Form I-20 eligibility.
Intensive English programs in North Carolina at a glance
- Programs
- 6
- Cities
- 5
- CEA accredited
- 3
- SEVP matches
- 4
- Publish a price
- 3
$125national range$660
- North Carolina, $340–$340
- Median $340
- National median $318
1 of the 6 publish both a price and a session length, so a weekly rate can be worked out: $340 to $340 a week, median $340 , above the $318 median across all 43 programs we have priced. For the remaining listings, a comparable weekly rate is not confirmed here. Check the current fee schedule or ask the school.
- University or college (1)
- Private language school (2)
- Not on record (3)
These are the affiliations recorded in our directory. Confirm each course's start dates, minimum enrollment and campus access directly; school type alone does not establish them.
If your city has one program
4 cities on this list have exactly one program. Our directory may not include every local option. Ask about availability and alternatives before committing to housing or travel.
Compare on price
The 3 programs in North Carolina that publish their figures
Every figure was read off the school's own page. 1 publish a session length too, so a weekly rate can be worked out and compared; the other 2 publish a total with no length attached, and that column stays empty rather than dividing by a number nobody published. Prices for the remaining 3 are not confirmed here. The letter template helps you request current tuition and fees.
| Program | City | What the school publishes | Works out at | Go to the school |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INTERLINK International Institute at the University of North Carolina Greensboro | Greensboro | $1,700 over 5 weeks | $340/wk | |
| English Language Training Institute (ELTI), University of North Carolina at Charlotte | Charlotte | $599 over 6 weeks | · | |
| North Carolina State University Intensive English Program | Raleigh | $5,800, Full-time fall or spring semester | · |
The full directory
Our 6 English-language listings in North Carolina, by city
English programs in Greensboro2
English programs in Charlotte1
English programs in Durham1
1 university-run.
English programs in Pembroke1
English programs in Raleigh1
3 of these carry a full profile with confirmed costs. The rest link straight to the program, here is what to ask them.
Do you need a student visa to study in North Carolina?
The threshold that decides it is federal, not state-level, so it is the same in North Carolina as everywhere else. The rule, and what it turns on.
Common questions
How many intensive english programs in north carolina are listed?
6 programs are listed in North Carolina; 3 have CEA records and 4 have confirmed SEVP matches. CEA accreditation, EnglishUSA membership and SEVP certification are separate checks. Confirm the specific school and campus in the DHS school search and ask its designated school official about Form I-20 eligibility.
Which city in North Carolina has the most English programs?
Greensboro, with 2 of the state's 6, 33 percent. 4 cities on this list have exactly one program. Our directory may not include every local option. Ask about availability and alternatives before committing to housing or travel.
What does an English-language program in North Carolina cost?
1 program publishes a weekly rate we could read off the school's own page, and the median of those is $340 a week. Every figure is dated and links to the page it came from, and tuition is only part of the cost, proof-of-funds requirements and your actual budget have different purposes. Confirm the required amount and coverage period, then budget for your own expenses.