Advance your English in Denver - Spring Challenge

Mar 01, 2025

$75 application fee waiver and $250 book fees paid.

Fee waiver

Benefits of being an ELC student include: - Outstanding academic curriculum and professional instruction - Cultural immersion and experiential activities - Small class size and individual attention - Dedicated academic, immigration, and personal advising - Access to DU campus facilities and services, including the health centre and sports complex - Pass for public transportation (bus and train) Opportunity Prize: - A personal meeting with a staff member from our admission office - Waiver of $75 ELC application fee if admitted - ELC book fees paid for one term (up to $250) - Prizes are non-transferable - The winner is solely responsible for all applicable taxes related to the acceptance of the prize Restrictions: - Winners must abide by the application requirements of the host organization - All users must provide submissions that the user has created him/herself - All users must provide personal information that is truthful and accurate - Sqore reserves the right to exclude users at its sole discretion

The English Language Center (ELC) at the University of Denver (DU) has prepared students for academic success in Bachelors, Masters, and PhD programs at DU and other institutions of higher education for over 40 years. The ELC offers students a unique, supportive, and immersive educational experience with the benefits of a major metropolitan area and easy access to the outdoor adventures of the Rocky Mountains. We are looking for students who want to: - Study at the University Denver ELC starting March 2018 - Improve their English language skills - Learn more about U.S. culture Program Overview: The ELC has dedicated facilities on campus with classrooms, meeting spaces, and faculty/staff offices. The main ELC building includes a student lounge, an outdoor community space, and a prayer room. - The 5-level intensive English curriculum - LAUNCH credit-bearing level for undergraduate students - 20 hours of study – Monday-Thursday - 9-week quarters with four start dates per year (January, March, June, September) - Approximately 125-225 students from 15-20 countries per quarter Elective courses: - STEM Preparation - Professional Communication - Service Learning - Digital Magazine - American Culture (Music, Sports, Colorado, and more)

Unrestricted