UCLA Extension's American Language CenterAbout the
The American Language Center (ALC) in Los Angeles and stablished in 1975,ALC is a proud member of AAIEP. The , ALC offers English language training to speakers of other languages. ALC students are encouraged to speak English as much as possible, with both classmates and native speakers. Fully accredited ALC instructors have master's degree in applied English and TESOL certificate. With their knowledge gained from teaching non-English speaking students around the world, ALC instructors at UCLA will help the students to experience and improve their English by adapting to life in the United States. UCLA is one of the most prestigious schools in the West Coast and one of the top public universities in the United States. Located in the wealthy town of Beverly Hills, the campus's architecture is built in classic Romanesque style and close to many famous sites of Los Angeles. All ALC students can access to UCLA learning facilities such as the language/computer lab with Internet access and the UCLA library - one of the three largest libraries in North America.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) ExtensionAbout the
Founded in 1919, UCLA is one of the most prestigious and top-ranked universities in the U.S. and also one of the most beautiful. With a student population of more than 40,000, UCLA features a College of Letters and Sciences with both undergraduate and graduate programs and 11 professional schools, including Engineering, Medicine, Law, and Film & Television. The distinguished faculty includes Nobel Prize winners, Guggenheim Fellows, members of the National Academy of Sciences, and other prestigious academic organizations. UCLA is also known for its libraries, prize-winning athletic teams, performing arts, and cultural offerings.
English for academic purposes and for those who want a rigorous approach to language studies.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
Through this course, students can prepare for study in an American college or university and enhance skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking, and grammar.
Curriculum :
The Academic Intensive English Program (AIEP) is offered in 10-week sessions during the fall, winter and spring, and 6- or 12-week sessions during the summer. The program is offered at 7 levels, from Beginner to Advanced. Placement in these levels is determined by the results of the Placement Test and interview students take on the first day of their program. Students enrolled in the program receive 23 lessons per week. Class sizes generally range from 14 to 18 students per class.The AIEP is designed to academically prepare students to enter an undergraduate or graduate degree program at an American college or university; the program is also designed for those students who wish to study English for personal or professional enrichment. Students at all levels of instruction receive challenging instruction focused on improving their speaking, listening, reading, writing and grammar skills through various games and computer-based instruction. Students at the high-intermediate and advanced levels have the opportunity to choose from such elective classes as TOEFL Preparation, Business Communications, American Slang, English through Movies and others. Students at the advanced level have the opportunity to enroll in UCLA undergraduate classes while continuing to study in the AIEP program.
Classroom Hour :
5 hours a day, 9am-3pm, Monday-Thursday; 3 hours 9am-12pm Friday.
English for academic purposes and for those who want a rigorous approach to language studies.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
Through this course, students can prepare for study in an American college or university and enhance skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking, and grammar.
Curriculum :
The Academic Intensive English Program (AIEP) is offered in 10-week sessions during the fall, winter and spring, and 6- or 12-week sessions during the summer. The program is offered at 7 levels, from Beginner to Advanced. Placement in these levels is determined by the results of the Placement Test and interview students take on the first day of their program. Students enrolled in the program receive 23 lessons per week. Class sizes generally range from 14 to 18 students per class.The AIEP is designed to academically prepare students to enter an undergraduate or graduate degree program at an American college or university; the program is also designed for those students who wish to study English for personal or professional enrichment. Students at all levels of instruction receive challenging instruction focused on improving their speaking, listening, reading, writing and grammar skills through various games and computer-based instruction. Students at the high-intermediate and advanced levels have the opportunity to choose from such elective classes as TOEFL Preparation, Business Communications, American Slang, English through Movies and others. Students at the advanced level have the opportunity to enroll in UCLA undergraduate classes while continuing to study in the AIEP program.
Classroom Hour :
5 hours a day, 9am-3pm, Monday-Thursday; 3 hours 9am-12pm Friday.
Course Information
Class size
14-18 Students
Schedule
6, 10, 12 Weeks
Course Level
100~106
VISA Info
I-20 Issued Upon Request
Minimum age
17
Accommodation
Off-campus Residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
(2021Year schedule), has been finished. (2022Year schedule), has been updating
Academic Advising: quarterly orientations regarding American universities, UCLA Extension certificate programs, and assistance with application procedures and formsInjury and Sickness Insurance: allows students to visit a hospital or clinic if medical attention is needed due to an injury or sickness (Please note: Insurance prices are subject to periodic increases, and permanent residents of the United States will not be eligible for this insurance.)**Student Services Fee includes:*Application Date: Applications are accepted until programs are full. Applying before the deadline will improve your chances of getting a space. We recommend allowing at least 8 weeks to obtain an F-1 student visa.
Language/Computer Lab: up to 8 hours of extra, after-school access to state-of-art language practice, email, and Internet
Housing Details: information is provided about finding a place to live (Please note: UCLA on-campus housing is available for intensive programs in the summer only. Prices for 2018 summer on-campus housing have not yet been determined. Look for detailed summer housing information and pricing in early 2018.)
Language Exchange Program: opportunities to meet members of the local community and UCLA for conversation practice
UCLA Recreation Facilities: access to many of UCLA’s outstanding sports and recreational facilities
Express Mail: application and program materials sent via DHL express mail
Certificate of Completion: an attractive certificate presented to participants upon completion of the program
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
English language skills for personal and professional purposes, with an emphasis on listening and speaking.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
Improve your English speaking and listening skills for personal or professional reasons.
Curriculum :
The Intensive English Communication Program (IECP) is offered in 4-week sessions throughout the academic year, with a 3-week session available during the summer. The program is offered at 3 to 9 levels, from Beginner to Advanced. Placement in these levels is determined by the results of the Placement Test and interview students take on the first day of their program. Students enrolled in the program receive 20 lessons (approximately 17 hours of classroom instruction) each week. Class sizes y range from 12 to 16 students per classThe IECP is designed for students and professionals who are looking to acquire practical, effective communication skills for personal or professional enrichment. Each week - Monday through Thursday - all students receive challenging instruction by attending "Topic Classes" in the mornings and "Core Classes" in the afternoons. In Topic Classes, students have the option to choose from a variety of subjects pertinent to their interests to study such topics as: Advertising; Communications; Business Communications; Current Issues; Grammar Review; TOEFL Preparation; and TV and the Media. Core Classes focus on improving students' listening and speaking skills through pair work, group work, communicative games and video/computer-based instruction. .
Classroom Hour :
5 hours a day, usually 9am-3pm Monday-Thursday; 3-week session meets Monday-Friday.
English language skills for personal and professional purposes, with an emphasis on listening and speaking.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
Improve your English speaking and listening skills for personal or professional reasons.
Curriculum :
The Intensive English Communication Program (IECP) is offered in 4-week sessions throughout the academic year, with a 3-week session available during the summer. The program is offered at 3 to 9 levels, from Beginner to Advanced. Placement in these levels is determined by the results of the Placement Test and interview students take on the first day of their program. Students enrolled in the program receive 20 lessons (approximately 17 hours of classroom instruction) each week. Class sizes y range from 12 to 16 students per classThe IECP is designed for students and professionals who are looking to acquire practical, effective communication skills for personal or professional enrichment. Each week - Monday through Thursday - all students receive challenging instruction by attending "Topic Classes" in the mornings and "Core Classes" in the afternoons. In Topic Classes, students have the option to choose from a variety of subjects pertinent to their interests to study such topics as: Advertising; Communications; Business Communications; Current Issues; Grammar Review; TOEFL Preparation; and TV and the Media. Core Classes focus on improving students' listening and speaking skills through pair work, group work, communicative games and video/computer-based instruction. .
Classroom Hour :
5 hours a day, usually 9am-3pm Monday-Thursday; 3-week session meets Monday-Friday.
Course Information
Class size
12-16 Students
Schedule
3, 4, 11, 12 Weeks
Course Level
7 levels
VISA Info
I-20 Issued Upon Request
Minimum age
17
Accommodation
Off-campus Residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
2021-09-27 ( 4 Week )
2021-10-25 ( 4 Week )
2021-11-22 ( 4 Week )
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The General Business Studies Certificate with Concentration in Advertising is a 36-unit program offered by the Department of Business, Management, and Legal Programs and is intended for individuals whose unique personal interest or profession requires them to take a series of courses in management with a focus on advertising. Students must complete 36 units of coursework within the academic disciplines of Management. All courses must be numbered X 1-199 or X 400-499 and at least 16 of the required units must be from the field of advertising. In addition, students must successfully complete one of the designated ethics courses at any time during the program. To earn this certificate, students making progress toward, or who have previously satisfied the requirements of, another UCLA Extension certificate must complete a minimum of 20 units beyond that which satisfies the other program.
All courses to be applied toward this certificate must be taken for a letter grade. Students must complete and pass the curricular requirements of the program and earn an overall 2.5 GPA or better to achieve certificate award.
Estimated Cost
Application Fee: $200.00
Estimated Program Tuition: $7,200.00
Estimated Program Textbook/Materials: $900.00
Estimated Total Cost: $8,400.00
Costs are approximate and subject to change without notice.
Internship Available: No
Additional Details
Valid quarter starts for full-time study:Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Estimated Duration (Full-Time Pace):3
Ethics Requirement Courses
Minimum Required 1 Course(s)
Students must complete one ethics course from the following list.
MGMT X 460 Ethics in Marketing and Advertising
MGMT 859.50 Ethics for Human Resources Professionals
MGMT 891.02 Business Ethics
Electives - Advertising
Minimum Required Students must complete a minimum of 16 units of advertising courses.
Electives - Management
Minimum Required In addition to the 16 units of advertising coursework, a student must complete 20 units of courses in the Management (MGMT) discipline, numbered X 1-199 or X 1-199.
Course Information
Schedule
36 Weeks
Accommodation
Off-campus Residence
Certificate-General Business Studies with Concentration in Advertising
The General Business Studies Certificate with Concentration in Advertising is a 36-unit program offered by the Department of Business, Management, and Legal Programs and is intended for individuals whose unique personal interest or profession requires them to take a series of courses in management with a focus on advertising. Students must complete 36 units of coursework within the academic disciplines of Management. All courses must be numbered X 1-199 or X 400-499 and at least 16 of the required units must be from the field of advertising. In addition, students must successfully complete one of the designated ethics courses at any time during the program. To earn this certificate, students making progress toward, or who have previously satisfied the requirements of, another UCLA Extension certificate must complete a minimum of 20 units beyond that which satisfies the other program.
All courses to be applied toward this certificate must be taken for a letter grade. Students must complete and pass the curricular requirements of the program and earn an overall 2.5 GPA or better to achieve certificate award.
Estimated Cost
Application Fee: $200.00
Estimated Program Tuition: $7,200.00
Estimated Program Textbook/Materials: $900.00
Estimated Total Cost: $8,400.00
Costs are approximate and subject to change without notice.
Internship Available: No
Additional Details
Valid quarter starts for full-time study:Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Estimated Duration (Full-Time Pace):3
Ethics Requirement Courses
Minimum Required 1 Course(s)
Students must complete one ethics course from the following list.
MGMT X 460 Ethics in Marketing and Advertising
MGMT 859.50 Ethics for Human Resources Professionals
MGMT 891.02 Business Ethics
Electives - Advertising
Minimum Required Students must complete a minimum of 16 units of advertising courses.
Electives - Management
Minimum Required In addition to the 16 units of advertising coursework, a student must complete 20 units of courses in the Management (MGMT) discipline, numbered X 1-199 or X 1-199.
Course Information
Schedule
36 Weeks
Accommodation
Off-campus Residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
(2021Year schedule), has been finished. (2022Year schedule), has been updating
Fees
School's Admin fee
Tuition
30 Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
(USD)$ 8,400 / Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Housing Placement
(USD)$ 280
Accommodation Fee
Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
4 weeks(BREAKFAST & DINNER)
(USD)$ 1085
Airport Pickup
Other Charges
Remarks / Other Information
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Accommodation
UCLA On-Campus Housing – summer only - Student residence or fully-furnished apartments-summer only - 15 minutes’ walk to ALC Center - Meal Plans available - access to computer room, sports center, pool
ZUMA Housing Apartment http://www.zumahousing.com/ - Deposit: from $500 and above depending on the types of room / refundable - Shared room 4 weeks: from $750, there are several room types (1 bedroom, 2 bedrooms) - fully furnished, kitchen - 10 minutes’ walk to ALC Center Students’ great satisfaction
Alpha Phi House- female students only · Student residence – winter, spring, autumn only - 15 minutes’ walk to ALC Center ·-14 meals per week - access to Wi-Fi, study hall, laundry facilities Hillside Residence Hall..the most popular accommodation - Student residence – available year-round -15 minutes’ walk to ALC Center ·-18 meals per week -access to computer room and recreational room
The University Cooperative Housing Association (Co-op) - Student residence – available year-round -15 minutes’ walk to ALC Center ·-19 meals per week -access to computer room, library and recreational room
Universal Student Housing Apartments ·-Fully furnished apartments – available year-round -15 minutes’ walk to ALC Center - guard 24hours -access to pool
Universal Student Housing Homestays -Homestay - available year-round -live with local families in LA -Full-board or half-board -10 to 30 minutes’ of bus ride to ALC Center
Student International Housing Inc ·-Homestay - available year-round -live with local families in LA -Full-board or half-board -10 to 30 minutes’ of bus ride to ALC Center
STUDENT INTERNATIONAL HOUSING INC. (Homestay strongly recommended) http://studentinternationalhousing.com/, 5757 West Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, CA 90045 USA Office Phone: (310) 348 - 2925 * Fax: (310) 348 - 2926 - $220 Registration fee(non-refundable) - $250 deposit, payment has to be made with a credit card ( refundable after check-out, within 21 days) - $850 4 weeks(private bathroom, breakfast and dinner included) - $750 without meals - $85 airport pickup service
Westwood Village Apartments ·- Premium apartment- available year-round -10 minutes’ walk to ALC Center -housemate available (optional) -access to sauna, pool and fitness center
UCLA Studio Apartments: In winter and Spring -Private rooms, $1,500 ( per month) -walking distance to UCLA It is strongly recommended that students register for UCLA accommodations, 30 days before the start date of the course.
Surrounding Area
Los Angeles (L.A.) is a cosmopolitan city, an exciting center of business, entertainment, and recreation. The largest port in the Americas, L.A. is known as the gateway to the manufacturing and trade industries of the Pacific Rim. The city also is the undisputed center of the entertainment world, where television, movies, music, and new media are created.Favorite recreational activities include visits to theaters, cinemas, museums, art galleries, amusement parks, and sunny beaches. You also can explore Los Angeles’ many ethnic communities and enjoy authentic restaurants, teahouses, and festivals.Rock climbing, surfing, sailing, and mountain biking are year-round sports; skiing and snowboarding in the nearby mountains are popular in winter months. From Los Angeles, you can easily explore California’s well-known national parks, such as Yosemite, Channel Islands, Death Valley, Sequoia and Point Reyes.Los Angeles is an ideal place to continue your education, do business, and experience the best of life in exciting Southern California.
Facilities
All ALC students have access to such learning facilities as the language/computer lab with Internet access and the UCLA library - one of the three largest libraries in North America. ALC students receive a “recreation card” to gain access the many UCLA recreational facilities, as well as, both academic counseling and visa advising.
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