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23 Citrus College English Language Programs & Pathways 2019 explore. learn. excel. Table of Contents The FLS Advantage 2 UPP Introduction 15 FLS by the Numbers 3 UPP Application Process 16 Testimonials 4 UPP School List & Map 17-18 Our Programs 5-6 Your Housing 19-20 Study 30+ at Boston Common 7 Program Activities 21 High School Completion 8 Your First Day 22 Exclusive Features 9 Citrus College 23-24 Calendar & Locations Key 10 Saddleback College 25-26 Overview of FLS Levels 11 Chestnut Hill College 27-28 Pathway (Timeline) 12 Saint Peter’s University 29-30 Pathway (Transfer agreement) 13 Boston Commons/Fisher College 31-32 Pathway Package 14 Terms & Conditions 33-34 1 The FLS Advantage Here are just a few reasons why FLS International offers international students an unbeatable learning and cultural experience: • Small class sizes ensuring individual student attention • College and university placement assistance at no additional charge • Programs using the immersion method of language instruction emphasizing spoken English • Structured Pathway programs to effectively prepare students for college entrance • Eighteen levels of English study • Unique English Everywhere program highlighting key curriculum points each week • Experienced academic counselors • Accreditation by CEA (Commission on English Language Program Accreditation) • Centers located in secure, safe environments • Monthly Language Extension Day, letting students use their English in new settings • Highly qualified teaching staff with all faculty holding Master’s Degrees or TESOL credentials - WELCOME TO FLS - With globalization increasing, it’s more important than ever to learn about other cultures. There’s no better way to understand a new culture than by learning its language. This is what FLS International has been about for over 30 years. By joining an FLS program, students improve their English, gain an understanding of other cultures and develop their independence. Studying overseas can be life-changing, leading students to challenge themselves, find their true passions and increase their personal growth. As America’s largest network of family-owned and operated language schools, FLS is proud of our excellent record of student satisfaction and client service. Our responsiveness to students ensures that FLS is your best choice for a unique and valuable American experience. FLS invites you to create your own story! Sincerely, Francine Forman-Swain Director and Founder 2 FLS by the Numbers 33 Years of superior FLS education programs 5College and university campus locations 10 Students in the average class Countries sending students each year 110 3-5Activities offered each week 19 12 Languages spoken by FLS staff Specialty courses Nationality mix CHINA/TAIWAN 14% JAPAN 12% WESTERN EUROPE 12% LATIN AMERICA (SPANISH LANGUAGE) 12% RUSSIA/EASTERN EUROPE 11% 98.5% BRAZIL 11% Student satisfaction rate KOREA 10% MIDDLE EAST 5% THAILAND 5% VIETNAM 5% OTHER 3% 0% 8% 16% Levels of English Partner institutions with transfer 18 150+ agreements FLS schools offering volunteer Students transferring to colleges 100% experience every term 300+ and universities after FLS every year FLS teachers with TESL Certificates Students enrolled each year 100% or Master’s Degrees 5,000+ 3 Testimonials Study at FLS changed my life. I had so many opportunities to make many friends and to broaden my horizons. In addition, it is possible to meet students who are from different countries. For example, Japan, China, Thailand, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Russia, etc. In this way, I was able to learn different countries’ cultures. Moreover, I was able to stay with homestay family. I learned American culture from my host family. Additionally, students can go to downtown LA which is a beautiful and exciting city. For these reasons, FLS students will be able to have a life-changing experience studying English at FLS. ---- Beatriz, FLS Student (Brazil) I am Tran from Hai Phong, Vietnam. I am currently working for a Canadian education consulting company. I started FLS International in 2013 for five months. After that, the Universal Placement Program helped me transfer to De Anza Community College (the best community college, in my opinion). During this five months study with FLS, my teachers prepared me very well. I was chosen for Public Policy School along with 8 other students. We were trained in policies lobbying by two amazing political science professors. Due to my outstanding language skills and public speaking skills, I was chosen to travel to Washington DC to meet with Senators, congressmen and different NGO organization founders. I got accepted by four different universities: UCB, UCSB, San Jose State University, and University of Oregon. ---- Tran, FLS Student (Vietnam) Southern California is an amazing mix of diverse cultures that gives students an unforgettable exposure to many aspects of America. At FLS you will be part of a supportive community that will help you to be a better English speaker, grow as a person, and make progress toward your life goals. Dr. Brent Davis, FLS Instructor (Citrus Campus) — Ph.D. in Speech Science and Technology, USC It has been an amazing experience working for FLS at Saint Peter’s University for the past four years because our students have taught me so much! Our staff is very curious about our students and with this curiosity we have been able to build a community that is extremely welcoming and allows them to grow from shy and nervous individuals who just arrived in the United States into confident and driven students who work hard to achieve their academic goals. We work hard to make sure that all of our students feel part of this community and to ensure that they have numerous chances to share and celebrate their cultures and differences with our community. Simply put, there is no such thing as a boring moment at FLS at Saint Peter’s University! Robert King, Director of Recruitment (Saint Peter’s University) Green River College has partnered with FLS for more than 10 years to provide university pathways for students from around the world. FLS is an excellent first step for students coming to the U.S. to study. FLS students get the preparation they need to succeed in an American college program. The quality of students who come from FLS to Green River College is very high. FLS students who studied at Green River College transferred to top universities including: UCLA, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, University of California San Diego, and University of Minnesota. Wendy Stewart (Green River College) — Vice President International Programs and Extended Learning, 4 Our Programs varied English goals, giving students access to the Integrated Skills Core Class full-range of FLS classes. This program ensures that students will extensively practice all aspects of Elective Class English and make steady progress on their way to proficiency. Test Prep Class Academic Workshop General English Program Executive Business 24 lessons per week: 4 daily hours of study General Business English 3 1 For students who want to balance English studies Academic English Program with time to explore the great attractions and sights 36 lessons per week : 6 daily hours of study near our centers, this program is the ideal choice. Our General English Program covers all of the 3 2 1 fundamental skills necessary for English proficiency and is our base-level program for participants on The FLS Academic English Program is perfect for the an F-1 visa. student who wants to improve their English skills as quickly as possible and get on the right track for college and university success! This program offers Vacation English Program the most lessons per week available at FLS, ensuring 18 lessons per week : 3 daily hours of study that you will make the most of your time studying in the United States. 3 For those looking for a part-time study option, our Intensive English Program Vacation English Program offers the schedule and 30 lessons per week: 5 daily hours of study study materials appropriate for your needs. 3 1 1 This program covers the basics of English and is ideal for students looking to increase their proficiency to Our popular Intensive English Program offers a well- achieve personal goals. Please note: This program is rounded learning experience for students who have not available to students on an F-1 visa. 5 Test Preparation Programs 36 lessons per week : 6 daily hours of study 3 2 1 With the many standardized tests used today by universities, graduate programs and employers, it’s critical for international students to have the specific preparation they need for the exams they will face. Our Test Preparation Programs provide the necessary information and practice for students to succeed. Each program is available as a Premiere Elective option to students at advanced levels in our Academic English Program. Students continue to benefit from the Core Class in each program, advancing their overall English ability as they prepare for the exam of their choice. • TOEFL Preparation: Available at all centers for students in FLS Level 9 and above, our TOEFL Executive Business English program includes a rigorous review of grammar 30 lessons per week : 5 daily hours of study and reading comprehension, vocabulary and idiom practice and spoken and written English 3 1 1 skills. Improve your Business English skills at FLS locations • IELTS Preparation: Available at our Boston Commons in two of America’s financial capitals! The Executive and Chestnut Hill centers for students in Level 9 Business English Program is designed for professionals and above, our IELTS program develops all of the requiring English for business purposes with limited test-taking skills and strategies needed for success time to study. on the exam. In addition to our effective English lessons, the program • SAT Preparation: Available at our Boston Commons includes our comprehensive Business English elective center for students in Level 13 and above, the SAT and specialized small group lessons exclusively for Preparation program increases students’ familiarity Executive Business English participants.
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