Arizona State University (Global Launch) (Kaplan - University Pathway)

Arizona State University (ASU) is one of the top 100 universities in the world. ASU offers a total of about 450 undergraduate and master's programs on four campuses located in the heart of Phoenix, the sixth-largest city in the United States. ASU's world-renowned faculty includes 3 Nobel laureates, 11 members of the National Academy of Sciences, and 87 Fulbright American Scholars. ASU's Global Launch Intensive English program has offered intensive courses specially designed to teach English as a second language to students from about 115 countries since 1974. The instructors and staff are ready to help students achieve their English learning goals, experience American culture, and prepare for university education. Program and Level Structure Classes are organized in 8-week sessions. Five sessions are held each year. Students register for the session that allows them to reach their desired English proficiency. They can choose from a total of 6 levels, from beginner to advanced. Completing one level requires completing one session (8 weeks). ASU Conditional Admission ASU offers conditional admission to undergraduate international applicants who meet the academic requirements but whose TOEFL or IELTS scores fall below the minimum English proficiency requirement. Students admitted conditionally must successfully complete the highest level of ASU's Global Launch Intensive English. TOEFL Waiver and ASU Admission Students who complete Advanced Level 2 of Global Launch Intensive English with a grade of "A" or "B" can enter undergraduate or master's programs without TOEFL scores (unless the specific degree program has special or higher requirements). ASU-USA Pathway Program . Official ASU credits (24 or 25 credits) . Specially selected ASU campuses (with the most U.S. domestic students) . Guaranteed on-campus housing . Study with international students from around the world and local students . Take a two-semester program comfortably spread over three semesters . Spring or fall semester start available . Credits earned in this program are recognized by major universities in the U.S.

Tempe is one of the top 10 U.S. college towns selected by The New York Times. Students can conveniently use the student union, computer labs, recreation center, and classrooms, and take part in a variety of campus events. The Tempe area has many restaurants, coffee shops, theaters, and shopping centers. You can also enjoy cultural life through art museums, art centers, and street exhibitions. Tempe Town Lake is within walking distance of the university campus.