Eastern Mennonite University

Intensive English Program course descriptions IEP is an on-campus pre-collegiate program of study in English as a second language designed to prepare international students for admission to college, for career advancement and in cross-cultural skills development. The program consists of 20 hours per week of classroom instruction in the basic language skills: listening, speaking, reading, writing and grammar. Video and audio equipment help students improve pronunciation and listening comprehension. An IEP computer lab is available on campus for student use. There are three full-time levels in the IEP: Basic (Level 1), Intermediate (Level 11) and Advanced (Level 111). Students take a placement test to determine their level. Students who complete Levels II and III and subsequently enroll at EMU for an undergraduate degree may receive 15 semester hours of credit. Students live in the dormitories with an American roommate, eat their meals in the cafeteria and participate fully in campus activities.