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Programs in Louisiana Welcome to the Study Abroad Guides directory of ESL Programs in Louisiana. Click on a school name to visit its web site... Louisiana State University
Average Class Size: 15 ESL Program Size: 114 Housing Options: Dormitory, Homestay, Private Apartment. Sessions Begin: January, March, June, August, October. Campus Setting: Urban Email: amiller@lsumvs.sncc.lsu.edu Tulane University
Average Class Size: 13 ESL Program Size: 85-110 per session Housing Options: Dormitory. Sessions Begin: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November. Campus Setting: Urban Email: belinda@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu University of New Orleans
Average Class Size: 10 ESL Program Size: 40-70 Housing Options: Dormitory, Homestay, On-Campus Apartments, Private Apartment. Sessions Begin: January, March, May, June, August, October. Campus Setting: Urban Email: ielpmc@uno.edu Copyright © 1998, 1999 ISES International. All rights reserved. |
Louisiana State University offers challenging undergraduate, graduate, and professional education programs for the outstanding students from Louisiana, the nation, and other countries. The English Language and Orientation Program (ELOP), established in 1946, provides linguistic, pre-academic, and cultural support for Louisiana State University's international students, faculty, and professionals. Its services provide English language instruction, TOEFL testing, cross-cultural experiences, and foreign student counseling... 
Tulane University is one of the most prestigious universities in the South. Located in the beautiful Uptown section of the fascinating city of New Orleans, Tulane University offers excellent educational opportunities in its 11 schools and colleges. The campus has excellent public transportation connections by bus and streetcar (15-25 minutes) to the historic French Quarter. Tulane has been providing excellent ESL instruction since 1977. We have developed an exciting integrated curriculum which uses the magical history, architecture, and culture of New Orleans and other real life issues to allow students to improve their speaking and listening skills very rapidly.... 
Your first objective as an international student is to acquire an outstanding education. You want to learn at a university known for its excellent professors and its interesting, challenging classes. The University of New Orleans is such a place. The IELP is divided into four, eight-week sessions during the fall and spring semesters and two five-week sessions during the summer. There are 5 levels of study. Levels 1-2 are basic English skills classes, levels 3-4 are intermediate levels, and level 5 is advanced with students preparing to enter the university...