Indiana University, Bloomington Intensive English Program [Bloomington, IN] Intensive English Program LOCATION 1 hour from Indianapolis International Airport by car. HIGHLIGHTS Participate in the Conversation Exchange Program and practice your English with American speaking partners Study in a cultural diverse environment - meet students from all 50 U.S. states and more than 100 foreign countries Live in Bloomington, recently named by USA Today as one of the nation's top 10 college towns A Message from School Marlin G. Howard Director, Intensive English Program Hello from Indiana! Welcome to the Intensive English Program (IEP) at Indiana University profile on ApplyESL.com! I'm delighted to have the opportunity to tell you about our program, where I have been the Director for the past 23 years.... >> Read Entire Message DATA Type : Public Establishment : 1977 Membership/Accreditation : UCIEP, AAIEP Enrollment : 150 - 250 Average Class Size : 10 -15 Student Adviser : Yes Airport Pickup: No Internet Access : Yes Tuition : Low Activities : Frequent Location : Rural Transportation : Bus, taxi CONTACT INFORMATION Indiana University Intensive English Program Center for English Language Training Memorial Hall 313 1021 East Third Street Bloomington, IN, 47405-7005 ,  TEL: +1 812-855-6457 FAX: +1 812-855-5605 E-mail: iep@indiana.edu View Course & Apply Online Intensive English Program The Intensive English Program offers six 7-week sessions per year. Students enrolled in the Program receive a minimum of 20 hours of in-class instruction per week to develop the academic and language skills essential to succeed at an American university. The Program offers 7 levels of English classes, from beginning to advanced. At the beginning of each session, students take an English proficiency test to help determine the level best-suited to their ability. Students in the beginning through intermediate levels (Levels 1 to 5) use audio-visual, written materials and classroom interaction, in addition to the computer and language laboratories, to develop their listening, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar skills. Upper-level students (Levels 6 and 7) study a minimum of four hours per day, including two hours in a core course and two to three hours attending elective classes. Level 6 students attend core classes to focus on academic reading and writing while Level 7 students attend core classes to study texts realistically used in American universities. Level 6 and 7 students additionally select elective courses designed to meet their specific interests and needs. Students have the opportunity to study areas such as advanced grammar, advanced pronunciation, business English, test preparation (TOEFL, TOEIC, GMAT, SAT, GRE), computer skills, communication, literature or film. Small, interactive classes are emphasized to ensure full student participation. Class sizes range from 10 to 15 students per class. Every effort is made to keep classes at an ideal size for effective English language instruction. CLASS SIZE 10 - 15 students CLASS LEVELS 7 levels COURSE LENGTH 7 weeks MINIMUM AGE 18 years old REQUIREMENT N/A VISA INFORMATION I-20 issued upon request HOUSING Dormitory or On-Campus Apartment DATES  2008  2009 1/02 - 2/22 (7W) 1/07 - 2/27 (7W) 2/21 - 4/18 (7W) 2/26 - 4/24 (7W) 4/30 - 6/20 (7W) 5/06 - 6/26 (7W) 6/19 - 8/08 (7W) 6/25 - 8/14 (7W) 8/27 - 10/17 (7W) 8/26 - 10/16 (7W) 10/16 - 12/12 (7W) 10/15 - 12/11 (7W) APPLICATION FEE US $100 TUITION FEE 2008 7 WEEKS US $1,565 HOUSING PLACEMENT FEE US $35 HOUSING FEE HOMESTAY DORMITORY/ON-CAMPUS APARTMENT OFF-CAMPUS RESIDENCE 7 WEEKS N/A US $1,800 N/A OTHERS Airport Pickup Service N/A Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice. Application fee is non-refundable. Housing Fee includes meals.