ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE

University of Utah
1901 E. South Campus Dr., Room 2202
Salt Lake City, UT 84112-9359 USA

TEL: (801) 581-4600
FAX: (801) 585-9449
E-MAIL: eli@admin.dce.utah.edu
WEB: http://www.eli.utah.edu

CONTACT: Rosemarie Brittner-Mahyera, Director

  DESCRIPTION:

The English Language Institute offers 6 levels of proficiency from high-beginning to advanced. Levels 1 through 3 concentrate on preparatory academic skills; in levels 4 through 6 attention is given to language skill development across the curriculum, including content courses. Courses range from content: United States History, American Literature, Debate, Drama, Intercultural Communication to ESP courses: English for Business, Research and Technical Writing. EFL Teacher Training workshops are offered once a year.

  ESTIMATED COSTS:

15 weeks (1 semester)
20 instructional hours per week.
Tuition         $2500
Housing/meals	$3000
Other
books           $ 145
Total           $5645

Health insurance is required for all students. 
Student plans are available from $161 to $243, 
depending on semester, or students can provide 
proof of health coverage from their home country.

 CLASS SIZE:

Average: 14
Maximum: 20

 AVERAGE ENROLLMENT PER TERM:

150

 HOUSING OPTIONS:

University residential halls and apartments, off-campus apartments and houses

 HOUSING COSTS:

$783 - $1,157 per academic semester in university residential halls, depending on double or single rooms $612 - $817 summer semester in university residential halls $300 - $500 per month off campus housing

 LOCATION:

The University of Utah, home to the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, is located in the state's capital city. From its vantage point on the foothills of the snow-capped Wasatch Mountain range, the University looks west over the Great Salt Lake, providing an inspiring vista in which to live and study. Salt Lake City is situated at the "Crossroads of the West." A wide variety of recreational and cultural activities, from live theater, concerts, and a major film festival to winter skiing and summer hiking, are available close by. Utah's fine, light, powder snow attracts skiers from all over the world.

 APPLICATION INFORMATION:

Students must send an application, $50 non-refundable application fee, and a financial statement showing $5645 of support for a 15- week semester. Transfer students must submit a transfer report.

 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES/OPPORTUNITIES:

Academic, cross-cultural, and immigration counseling is provided. Upper-level nonmatriculated students may take credit classes through Continuing Education. Upper level matriculated students may receive credit-equivalency or credit.

 STUDENT SERVICES:

Students receive a university ID card which entitles them to university privileges such as use of library, computer and language labs, discounts on movies, concerts, and city bus passes. Students can also join the campus recreation facilities center for a nominal fee. ELI program activities include field trips, parties, and trips to scenic areas within the state.

 TRANSPORTATION:

City bus service is available; free shuttle buses operate on campus.

 OTHER PROGRAMS

DESCRIPTION:

EFL Teacher Training, International Management Training, administration of institutional TOEFL, TWE, TOEIC, TSE, and SPEAK tests. Special summer language/excursion and short-term programs are also available.

 PRIVATE CLASSES AVAILABLE:

yes