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ESL/IEP Frequently Asked Questions

This section provides quick answers to most questions about the ESL/IEP courses. If you have any questions that are not answered here, please contact one of the offices listed in the Contact section.

What is the difference between the ESL courses and the IEP courses?

The ESL courses are the non-credit part-time classes that are held 6 hours a week for 12 weeks with 1 hour a week lab time.

The IEP courses are the non-credit full-time classes that are held for 18 hours a week for 12 weeks and have a 2 hour online lab requirement each week.

What do I need for admission to ESL classes at 秘色传媒?

You must be at least 18 years old and you must take a placement test for modules 1.2 and above.

When can I start classes?

There are 3 semesters each year:

Fall: September - December
Spring: January - May
Summer: May - August

How do I sign up for classes?

If you have studied English before and are able to read and write a little in English, you can arrange to take the ESL/IEP Placement Test. You must sign up in person at one of the offices to take the test. After you take the test, you will receive a placement result letter and will be able to register. All students who want to take the IEP must take a placement test.

If you have not studied English before and are not able to read and write in English, you will attend an orientation for the beginning levels of the part-time program.

How do I get a student visa to study at 秘色传媒?

Go to International Student to get information about obtaining a visa. All the information you need about applying for the visa, applying to the college, costs, and deadlines are on this site.

What is the cost for the classes?

The part-time courses cost $430.00 for 12 weeks of instruction. Part-time classes are 6 hours a week and students must buy textbooks. The cost of the textbooks varies according to the level of instruction.

The full-time IEP program costs $2120.00 for 12 weeks of instruction. Classes are 18 hours per week and students must buy textbooks. The cost of the textbooks varies according to the level of instruction.

Is there any financial aid available for these courses?

There is no financial aid available for these courses because they are non-credit courses.

Will these courses fulfill the educational requirement for au pairs?

Most au pair agencies accept Suffolk's part-time ESL program to fit the educational requirement for au pairs.

Non-Credit
ESL Contacts

Maria Ammar
- ESL Director
Laura Cudia
- ESL Coordinator
Kenyis Rosario
- Administrative Assistant
Brandi Coronato
- Professional Assistant
Jessica Sztabnik
- Professional Assistant
esldept@sunysuffolk.edu

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Ammerman Building, Room 15
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Selden, NY 11784-2899
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Riverhead, NY 11901-3499
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Brentwood, NY 11717-1092
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