Part-Time 4-Week

This Program Is For

  • English learners of all levels
  • Learners who want to study the English language for academic, professional, or personal goals
  • Individuals interested in a short-term English program

Program Features

  • Advance your English language skills in 4 weeks
  • Attend a Boston University class to experience U.S. undergraduate study (Spring only)
  • Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world
  • Experience life on a university campus through Boston University student activities

Curriculum

  • Take language skills courses in 1 of up to 4 instructional levels:
    • Beginner
    • Intermediate
    • High Intermediate
    • Advanced
  • Develop your English proficiency by taking courses in reading and writing and speaking and listening
  • Develop skills for global competency and intercultural communication including teamwork, problem solving, critical thinking, and more
  • Join activities such as team research projects, guest speakers, and field trips
“

I like and appreciate every day I spent in CELOP. I owe everything that I know as an English speaker to CELOP teachers.

CELOP is a perfect place to improve English skills. The environment, staff and teachers make CELOP as an outstanding school for everybody. ”

Azimkhan Kozhakhmetov, Kazakhstan
CELOP Alum

Class Schedule

Students participate in 2 morning skills classes 5 days per week:

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 – 12:00 Speaking & Listening Reading & Writing Speaking & Listening Reading & Writing Speaking & Listening
Apply Now

If you are a continuing, former or deferring CELOP student, please do not click on the Apply Now button. Instead, please contact CELOP Admissions at celop@bu.edu to apply or call 617-353-4870.

Key Facts

Hours/Week

15 Hours

Duration

4 Weeks

Semester

Spring I


Summer II

Visa

Tourist


Visa Waiver (ESTA)

BU Housing

Summer Only

Required Proficiency Level

  • High beginner or above

Admission Requirements

  • Minimum age 17 years
  • Senior in high school or high school graduate
  • Able to understand, speak, write, and read simple expressions for basic needs

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