ABOUT CELOP - Boston University · Center for English Language & Orientation Programs. ABOUT CELOP. Established in 1975, the Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP)

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Boston University Global ProgramsCenter for English Language & Orientation Programs

ABOUT CELOP

Established in 1975, the Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP) is one of the top institutions in the U.S. dedicated to helping students and professionals improve their English and understand American culture.

Accredited by CEA, the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation, CELOP offers more than a dozen academic and pre-professional programs to hundreds of students every year. CELOP students are Boston University students and have access to the resources and facilities of one of the top universities in the U.S.

The CELOP student body includes aspiring university students, high school students and professionals, and represented 50 countries in 2017. CELOP students have achieved success in a wide range of fields and have included researchers, CEO’s, diplomats, military leaders, and entertainment stars. Students seeking university admission have been accepted by 22 of the Top 50 national universities as ranked by U.S. News and World Report since 2012.


ABOUT BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Established in 1839, Boston University (BU) is one of the leading private research universities in the world. With 33,000+ undergraduate and graduate students, 300,000+ alumni, 250+ fields of study, and 17 schools and colleges, BU is the fourth-largest private university in the United States. BU is ranked 37th in the 2018 U.S. News and World Report list of national universities and 39th in their list of global universities. Undergraduates at BU come from more than 130 countries, which creates a diverse student body that is exposed to a wide range of global cultures and perspectives.

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STUDENT LIFE

Experience BostonCELOP students have access to

• BU clubs, student organizations, club sports, and the Fitness and Recreation Center• CELOP clubs and activities• Free and discounted tickets to local attractions, including sporting events (Boston

Celtics, Red Sox, BU sports teams) and museums• Volunteering opportunities

Boston is home to 60 museums, over 50 historic sites, 54 colleges and universities, multiple championship-winning sports teams, and world-class restaurants, shopping, and entertainment.


Year-Round Activities:

Category Examples

Events & ActivitiesCELOP Cooking Classes, Pizza Movie Nights,

Fitness & Recreation Center, Ping-Pong/Badminton, Outlet Shopping Trips, Discounted Movie Passes

Museum Visits

*Free **Discounted

Museum of Fine Arts*, Museum of Science, New England Aquarium**, Institute of Contemporary Art*,

Harvard Art Museum*, Harvard Museum of Natural History,MIT Museum, Isabella Stewart Gardner

College Tours Boston University, Harvard University, MITColleges of the Fenway, Berklee School of Music

Seasonal Activities:

Season Examples

FallCELOP College & University Fair, Travel the World with CELOP Event,

Halloween Costume Contest, Thanksgiving Celebration,Boston Ballet (Discounted Tickets)

Spring BU Men’s Hockey Matches, Ice Skating on Boston Common,Valentine’s Day Celebration, Lunar New Year Celebration

Summer Duck Boat Tour, Sunset Cruise, Whale Watch,WaterFire in Providence, Rhode Island



INTENSIVE 12-WEEK: INTENSIVE 20 & 25 PROGRAM

This Program Is For• English language learners of all proficiency levels• Learners who want to study the English language for professional or personal goals• Individuals who want to pursue academic goals, such as an undergraduate or

graduate education or an academic certificate

Program Features• Customize your program of study: choose a core concentration and 1 or 2 elective classes• Take advantage of university admissions resources, including free college advising

and TOEFL waivers to Boston-area universities and colleges• Experience life on a university campus: opt for BU on-campus housing and access the

resources of a highly ranked research university• Engage with BU undergraduate and graduate students through student organizations,

activities and sporting events

CurriculumParticipate in 1 Integrated Skills course and 1 or 2 elective courses.Integrated Skills Course: Develop your overall English proficiency in all skill areas. Offered in 8 instructional levels.• Levels 1-4: Take the beginner English Language and Culture course.• Levels 5-8: Choose an advanced core concentration: English for Academic Purposes,

English for Science and Technology, or English for International Business.

Elective Course: Choose 1 or 2 elective courses focused on:• Test preparation (TOEFL, IELTS or SAT)• Specific English language skills• Or topics like Media News or American Culture through Movies

Class Schedule

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

9:00 - 12:00 Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

13:30 - 16:00 Elective 1 Elective 2 Elective 1 Elective 2

Key Facts:

Hours per Week: 20 or 25 Hours

Duration of Program: 12 Weeks

Semester: Fall Spring Summer

Visa: F-1

BU Housing: Available

Required Proficiency Level:• Beginner or above

Admission Requirements:• Minimum age 17 years • Senior in high school or

high school graduate• Ability to speak, understand, write and

read simple English sentences

Program Tuition & Fees:For an up-to-date list of program dates, tuition and fees, visit this link, or scan the QR code below:

bu.edu/celop/dates-fees



INTENSIVE 6-WEEK PROGRAM

This Program Is For• English learners of all proficiency levels• Learners who want to study the English language for academic, professional or

personal goals• Individuals interested in a short-term, summer English program

Program Features• Advance your English language skills in 6 weeks• Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world• Receive free university admissions advising• Experience life on a university campus through optional Boston University

on-campus housing• Access the resources of a highly ranked research university

CurriculumDevelop your overall English proficiency in all skill areas.Participate in Integrated Skills classes in 1 of 4 instructional levels:• Elementary• Intermediate• High Intermediate• Advanced

Class ScheduleStudents participate in 1 morning integrated skills class 5 days per week.



Integrated Skills

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Key Facts:

Hours per Week: 20 Hours


Semester: Summer I Summer II

Visa: F-1


Required Proficiency Level:Beginner or above

Admission Requirements:• Minimum age 17 years• Senior in high school or







INTENSIVE 4-WEEK PROGRAM

This Program Is For• English language learners of all proficiency levels• Learners who want to study the English language for academic, professional or

personal goals• Individuals interested in a short-term English program

Program Features• Advance your English language skills in 4 weeks• Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world• Participate in a free university advising session• Visit a BU undergraduate class to see what it’s like to study as a university student

(spring semester only)• Access the resources of a highly ranked research university

Curriculum• Develop your overall English proficiency in all skill areas• Participate in Integrated Skills classes in 1 of 4 instructional levels:

Elementary, Intermediate, High Intermediate, and Advanced

Class ScheduleSpring Semester ProgramStudents participate in 1 morning integrated skills class 5 days per week and 1 afternoon elective class 2 days per week (either Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday).



Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

13:30 - 16:00 Elective Elective

Summer Semester ProgramStudents participate in 20 hours of integrated skills classes 5 days per week.



Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Key Facts:



Semester: Spring Summer II

Visa: F-1

BU Housing: Summer Only

Required Proficiency Level:Beginner or above








PART-TIME 4-WEEK PROGRAM

This Program Is For• English language learners who want to combine English language study with a

visit to Boston• Individuals who want to improve their English skills but only have time for a

short-term program

Program Features• Advance your English language skills in 4 weeks• Attend a Boston University class to experience U.S. undergraduate study• Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world• Participate in a free university advising session• Access the resources of a highly ranked research university• Experience life on a university campus through Boston University student

organizations and activities

CurriculumDevelop your overall English proficiency in all skill areas.Participate in Integrated Skills classes in 1 of 4 instructional levels:• Elementary• Intermediate• High Intermediate• Advanced

Class ScheduleStudents participate in 1 morning integrated skills class 5 days per week.



Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Key Facts:



Semester: Spring

Visa: Tourist Visa Waiver (ESTA)

BU Housing: Unavailable









ENGLISH PLUS CREDIT PROGRAM

This Program Is For• Students with advanced English proficiency• Students who want to improve their English while earning Boston University (BU) credit

Program Features• Combine English studies with a credit-bearing course at BU Metropolitan College (MET)• Choose a MET undergraduate course (100-499) worth 4 credits on a BU

academic transcript• Prepare for an undergraduate program through firsthand experience in a

university classroom• Take advantage of university admissions resources, including free college advising

and TOEFL waivers to Boston-area universities and colleges• Experience life on a university campus: opt for BU on-campus housing and access

resources available to a highly ranked research university

CurriculumCombine 1 CELOP English course with 1 credit-bearing BU Metropolitan College (MET) course.• CELOP English Course: Choose an advanced core concentration: English for Academic

Purposes, English for Science and Technology, or English for International Business.• MET Course: Work with a CELOP Advisor to select and apply to a MET course

(100-499).

Class ScheduleStudents participate in 1 morning CELOP integrated skills class 5 days per week and 1 evening MET class 1 day per week.


9:00 - 12:00 IntegratedSkills

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18:00 - 21:00 MET Class (once per week)

Key Facts:



Semester: Fall Spring

Visa: F-1


Required Proficiency Level:• TOEFL 80, or• IELTS 6.0, or• Completed CELOP Intensive English

Level 7

Admission Requirements:• Minimum age 17 years• High school transcript• Statement of purpose (400-500 words)





PRE-MBA PROGRAM

This Program Is For• Students accepted to a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. CELOP

has prepared students admitted to the following MBA programs: Boston University, Harvard University, MIT, Northeastern University, Babson College

• Students interested in applying to an MBA program

Program Features• Review typical case studies and articles covered in MBA programs• Visit Boston-area businesses and government offices• Attend guest lectures from business professionals• Practice the skills needed to succeed in an MBA program (i.e. case discussions, team

meetings and projects, oral presentations, notetaking, identifying critical material)• Receive MBA-focused university admissions advising

CurriculumThe program consists of 3, 2-week modules:• Module 1: Business Context• Module 2: Managing Knowledge & Learning• Module 3: Competition & Market Forces

Students may take all three modules for a 6-week program. Or, they may take Modules 1/2 or Modules 2/3 for a 4-week program.All modules include the following components:• Introduction to business concepts• Business language and communication skill development• Case study and article review and discussion• Student presentations and written projects

Key Facts:


Duration of Program: 4 or 6 Weeks

Semester: Summer II

Visa: F-1


Required Proficiency Level:• Acceptance to an MBA program, or• TOEFL 90, or• IELTS 6.0

Admission Requirements:• MBA program acceptance letter or

language proficiency test score• CV/resume





FUTURE ENTREPRENEURS PROGRAM

This Program Is For• Students interested in developing English language skills for business

and entrepreneurship• Students who want to experience the innovative start-up environment of Boston

Program Features• Visit Boston-area innovation centers like the Cambridge Innovation Center and Boston

University’s BUzz Lab• Experience the Babson College Summer Venture Showcase, where local students

pitch their ideas to possible investors• Learn from guest speakers connected to innovative businesses• Present a new program or service concept as part of a Capstone Project• Develop language skills to present a 1-minute elevator pitch for a new company

Curriculum• Business Study: Learn about business concepts (i.e. researching markets and

competitors, developing and presenting a SWOT analysis, preparing an elevator pitch).• Language Study: Develop business language and communication skills (i.e.

collaborative brainstorming, presenting and selling a product or service, expressing and defending your ideas).

Class ScheduleStudents participate in morning CELOP business English classes 4 days per week. Field visits and guest speaker lectures will take place in the morning or afternoon.


9:00 - 12:00 Class or Workshop

Class or Workshop

Class or Workshop

Class or Workshop

13:30 - 16:00 Field Visit or Guest Speaker

Key Facts:



Semester: Summer II



Required Proficiency Level:• TOEFL 55, or• IELTS 5.5, or • OOPT 60

Admission Requirements:• Minimum age 17 years• High school graduate





PRE-LLM PROGRAM

This Program Is For• Students admitted to an LLM program at a U.S. university who want to develop the

legal knowledge, language skills and confidence to succeed in their program. CELOP has prepared students admitted to the following LLM programs: Harvard University, Boston University, Columbia University, University of California Los Angeles

Program Features• Develop the English language skills and legal knowledge needed to be successful in an

American law school• Attend classes on the Boston University Charles River Campus• Participate in seminars provided by law faculty and practicing lawyers• Tour the Boston State or Federal Courthouse and meet a Court Judge or Judge Magistrate• Gain firsthand experience of the United States legal system: participate in a moot

court exercise and observe federal court proceedings (i.e. civil and criminal trials)

CurriculumThis program combines (1) lectures by law professionals and (2) extensive practice of the legal English used in U.S. LLM programs.• Legal Study: Understand the U.S. legal system, and investigate the governmental,

economic, historical and sociological environment in which it functions.• Language Focus: Practice the language skills essential to the effective use of written

and spoken legal English (i.e. legal vocabulary, oral and written argumentation, public speaking).

Key Facts:



Semester: Summer II

Visa: F-1

Housing: Available

Required Proficiency Level:• Acceptance to a Master of Laws (LLM)

program at a U.S. university

Admission Requirements:• LLM program acceptance letter• CV/resume





GATEWAY TO THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PROGRAM

This Program Is For• Motivated high school students interested in applying for admission to a selective

U.S. university

Program Features• Meet members of the Boston University Board of Admissions for a private, interactive

information session and campus tour• Learn about the college application process (i.e. common application, transcript,

standardized testing, student profile)• Draft a college essay or personal statement• Experience life as a Boston University student: live on campus and become familiar

with university resources• Visit Boston-area attractions and neighborhoods (i.e. MIT, Harvard University,

Museum of Science, Prudential Center)

CurriculumThis program will help you develop the skills to:• Interview with a university admissions representative• Prepare your college application and essay

Class ScheduleThe following is a sample timetable for this program:


MorningOrientation,

Class or Work-shop

Activity or Field Trip

Class or Work-shop


Class or Work-shop

Midday Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

Afternoon Activity or Field Trip

Class or Work-shop


Class or Work-shop


Evening Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner

Key Facts:



Semester: Summer II


BU Housing: Required

Required Proficiency Level:• TOEFL 55-75 strongly recommended

Admission Requirements:• 15-17 years of age at start of program





PART-TIME 15 PROGRAM


personal goals• Individuals interested in taking morning English classes 5 days per week

Program Features• Customize your program of study: choose a core concentration and benefit from

8 instructional levels• Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world• Receive free university admissions advising• Access the resources of a highly ranked research university• Experience life on a university campus through Boston University student organizations

and activities

CurriculumParticipate in 1 Integrated Skills course.Develop your overall English proficiency in all skill areas. Offered in 8 instructional levels.• Levels 1-4: Take the beginner English Language and Culture course.• Levels 5-8: Choose an advanced core concentration: English for Academic Purposes,

English for Science and Technology, or English for International Business.

Class ScheduleStudents participate in 1 morning integrated skills course 5 days per week.



Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Integrated Skills

Key Facts:














PART-TIME 10 PROGRAM


personal goals• Individuals interested in studying 4 afternoons per week in 2 subject areas

Program Features• Customize your program of study: choose 2 elective classes• Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world• Receive free university admissions advising• Access the resources of a highly ranked research university• Experience life on a university campus through Boston University student


CurriculumChoose 2 elective courses focused on:• Test preparation (TOEFL, IELTS or SAT)• Specific English language skills• Or topics like Media News or American Culture through Movies

Class ScheduleStudents participate in 1 afternoon elective course on Mondays and Wednesdays, and 1 afternoon elective course on Tuesdays and Thursdays.


Afternoon Elective 1 Elective 2 Elective 1 Elective 2

Key Facts:














PART-TIME 5 PROGRAM


personal goals• Individuals interested in studying 2 afternoons per week in 1 subject area

Program Features• Customize your program of study: choose 1 elective class• Meet Boston University students and English language learners from around the world• Receive free university admissions advising• Access the resources of a highly ranked research university• Experience life on a university campus through Boston University student


CurriculumChoose 1 elective course focused on:• Test preparation (TOEFL, IELTS or SAT)• Specific English language skills• Or topics like Media News or American Culture through Movies

Class ScheduleStudents participate in 1 afternoon elective course. Courses are offered Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday.

Option 1


Afternoon Elective Elective

Option 2


Afternoon Elective Elective

Key Facts:














TUITION AND FEES 2018-2019

Required Program Fees

Name Dates Weeks Hours Tuition Application Fee University Fees Medical Insurance

Intensive 20 May 24 - Aug 17 12 20 $7,025 $110 $100 $535

Intensive 25 May 24 - Aug 17 12 25 $7,750 $110 $100 $535

Intensive 6-week May 24 - July 6 6 20 $3,750 $110 $100 $292

Part-Time 5 May 24 - Aug 16 12 5 $1,375 $60 $100 $535

Part-Time 10 May 24 - Aug 16 12 10 $2,750 $60 $100 $535

Part-Time 15 May 24 - Aug 17 12 15 $3,950 $60 $100 $535



Intensive 6-week July 5 - Aug 17 6 20 $3,750 $110 $100 $300

Intensive 4-week July 19 - Aug 17 4 20 $2,800 $110 $100 $214

Gateway to the American University Session 1 July 16 - July 27 2 15 $2,250 $110 $100 $97

Gateway to the American University Session 2 July 30 - Aug 10 2 15 $2,250 $110 $100 $97

Pre-LLM July 5 - Aug 17 6 20 $5,075 $110 $100 $300

Pre-MBA Modules 1-3 July 5 - Aug 17 6 20 $5,075 $110 $100 $300



Future Entrepreneurs July 16 - Aug 3 3 15 $2,050 $110 $100 $132

Optional

Room/Meal Plan **

$3,477

$2,483

$993

$993

$3,477

$3,477

$2,483

$2,483

$1,489

Optional

Room/Meal Plan **

$6,457

$6,457

$3,477

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SUMMER II SEMESTER - 2018

SUMMER I SEMESTER - 2018




Name Dates Weeks Hours Tuition Application Fee University Fees Medical Insurance *

Intensive 20 Sept 20 - Dec 14 12 20 $7,025 $110 $100 $840

Intensive 25 Sept 20 - Dec 15 12 25 $7,750 $110 $100 $840

English Plus Credit Sept 5 - Dec 20 16 18 $6,250 + $2,000 $110 $100 $840

Part-Time 5 Sept 20 - Dec 14 12 5 $1,375 $60 $100 $840





Intensive 20 Jan 24 - April 26 12 20 $7,025 $110 $100 $1,365

Intensive 25 Jan 24 - April 26 12 25 $7,750 $110 $100 $1,365

English Plus Credit Jan 24 - May 10 16 18 $6,250 + $2,000 $110 $100 $1,365

Part-Time 5 Jan 24 - April 25 12 5 $1,375 $60 $100 $1,365



Spring 4-Week Intensive Feb 11 - March 8 4 20 $2,800 $110 $100 $169

Spring 4-Week Part-Time Feb 11 - March 8 4 15 $2,150 $60 $100 $169

* Fall-only cost. Students are charged up front for the full-year Medical Insurance cost and can apply for an adjustment to the Fall-only cost.** Fee based upon double/triple occupancy room and 14-Plus Plan. Gateway to the American University and Future Entrepreneurs’ fees cover the 19-Plus Plan.

Optional

Room/Meal Plan **

$8,020

$8,020

$8,020

N/A

N/A

N/A

SPRING SEMESTER - 2019

FALL SEMESTER - 2018

Optional

Room/Meal Plan **

$8,020

$8,020

$8,020

N/A

N/A

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ABOUT CELOP - Boston University · Center for English Language & Orientation Programs. ABOUT CELOP. Established in 1975, the Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP)