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We are living outside the USA and I would like to send my sister to attend some Summer English Course there. Will you please help me to find the schools (prefer verified private school), any website or contact address please?

2007-01-17 06:09:08 · 8 answers · asked by pimpa1949 4 in Education & Reference Other - Education

San Jose, California, USA...Thank you for your help

2007-01-17 06:21:55 · update #1

8 answers

check out this site

http://www.sjsu.edu/depts/english/YALitF06syll.htm

2007-01-17 06:12:48 · answer #1 · answered by Ridin' Dirty 2 · 0 0

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California, New Mexico or Colorado?

2007-01-17 06:15:57 · answer #3 · answered by Zeera 7 · 0 0

I am really sorry, I do not know the way to San Jose :)

2007-01-17 06:12:12 · answer #4 · answered by Miss Behavin 5 · 0 0

English as in language or subject? if you live the USA you should speak english

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2007-01-17 06:14:00 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

www.butte.edu

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UNIVERSITY OF VERITAS - San Jose, Costa Rica
Spanish Language and Latin American Studies - 2007
$1995 - 4 weeks / $2795 - 8 weeks / $3295 - Quarter

The Program

The University of Veritas is a fully accredited university by the Ministry of Education in Costa Rica. The program offers a total "immersion" concept and stresses academic excellence as well as enabling students to enjoy all that Costa Rica has to offer. Founded in 1975, the university was first a private school, but is now an independent institution of higher education with over 1500 students.

It's courses and degrees have been transferred to other universities around the world, and overall has an excellent reputation within the Latin American academic community. Foreign students earn college credit upon completing the program and having their transcript sent to their home school. The campus is located 1 kilometer West from the Presidential house in Zapote, San Jose.

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The Location

San José is the capital of Costa Rica and its San José Province is located on the central plateau of the country. Situated at an altitude of about 1170 m (about 3840 ft), it is the nation's largest city and a commercial, manufacturing, transportation, and cultural center for the surrounding agricultural region, in which coffee, sugarcane, and livestock are raised. Government activities and tourism are also important to the city's economic base. San José, which contains a mix of colonial Spanish-style structures and modern architecture, is the site of the University of Costa Rica (1843), which includes the Tropical Studies Organization and the Latin American Demographic Center; the National Library; and the National Archives.

Points of interest include the National Museum, featuring displays of art and natural history materials; a museum with exhibits of religious art and artifacts; an 18th-century cathedral; and the National Theater. Costa Rica is one of the few stable, democratic republics in Latin America, and has the highest standard of living in Central America. San Jose is the capital with almost 1,000,000 population and it boasts a spring-like climate year-around. Rain forests, unspoiled beaches, coral reefs, white water rivers, and volcanoes can be reached within a few hours by car.
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Courses

All levels of Spanish grammar, composition, and conversation are offered.

4 hours of class offered per day, 20 hours per week, is provided in the monthly intensive program. The 12 week-Quarterly term offers 3 Spanish language courses, and one(1) Spanish Elective course taught in English or Spanish. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels are available, all with a "total immersion" concept. Students take a written and oral placement exam upon arrival, and then are placed in the proper level course. The Spanish language courses consist of 11 different courses in Spanish grammar and conversation (applied linguistics). All levels evaluate oral, listening, reading, and writing assignments.

Students who are enrolled in the 12 week-Quarterly sessions, complement their language courses with one(1) introductory course taught in English, such as Arts and Humanities, History of Latin American Architecture, Costa Rican Cultural Issues, and Photography. Again, these extra courses are taught in English and are included in the program fee. Thus, students take 3 Spanish courses and 1 Elective course. Elective course list available upon arrival check-in.

Students who are very advanced in their Spanish proficiency can take the one (1) elective course in Spanish. More advanced Cultural Elective courses are taught in Spanish, such as in Literature, Philosophy, Business and Economics, and Environmental studies. A course list will be available upon arrival and check-in.

You must take the placement test first to determine level, and be considered "Advanced" in order to take these other Spanish electives.

Spanish 101 - Basic 1
Spanish 102 - Basic 2
Spanish 100 - Basic Conversation
Spanish 201 - Intermediate 1
Spanish 202 - Intermediate 2
Spanish 240 - Intermediate Conversation
Spanish 301 - Advanced 1
Spanish 302 - Advanced 2
Spanish 340 - Expression Oral y Escrita 1
Spanish 341 - Expression Oral y Escrita 2
Spanish 304 - Business Spanish

* Spanish and Elective course descriptions available upon request.
* Elective courses only available during the 12 week - Quarterly terms.

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Academic Credit

Students earn 4 - 15 credits for completing courses. Upon completion, transcripts (Certificate) is available from the University of Veritas.....stating the courses taken, number of hours, and grade given. The monthly language courses are 4 hours per day, 20 hours per week. The quarterly term is 3 hours of Spanish and 1 elective course - also 20 hours per week. Course descriptions available upon request.

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Financial Aid

Yes, you can use your financial aid on this program. Please have your Financial Aid office fax us a "Consortium Agreement" to complete and sign. CSA Fax # 253-850-0454. CSA does not offer any scholarships or financial aid, we can only assist you in using your home school's financial aid on this program. A faxed copy is acceptable: CSA Fax # 253-850-0454.

The earlier the better, since it takes time to process. Overall, CSA does not offer any financial aid, we can only assist you in obtaining and using your aid from your home school on these programs.

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Activities

Extracurricular activities include:

* Free tropical dance lessons weekly.
* Nearby fitness center.
* Soccer team tournaments.
* Conversation Partner program with Costa Rican students.
* Typical Latin American food cooking lessons.
* Museums, Artisans Market, and other excursions.
* Weekend trips to beaches and mountain areas (not included in fee), such as the National Park

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Housing

Students stay with local host families, or in nearby apartments. The host families are carefully selected and are located within walking distance.

Private room is provided as well as two(2) meals daily. Bed linens are provided, and laundry service is also included weekly. Families are from the middle class and have hosted foreign students previously. CSA will provide you with your family-housing confirmation prior to arriving. Family costs: $525 per month (includes meals).

Other meals are also available in the campus cafeteria ($3-$5). Private apartments cost approx. $400 per month and arranged there upon your arrival. CSA can only confirm housing with a host family on this program. Students can arrange their own housing if preferred.

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Dates and Fees

Intensive Spanish Courses - Monthly
4 hrs per day / 80 hrs per month
Jan - Dec

2007 DatesJan 8th - Feb 2ndFeb 5th - Mar 2ndMar 5th - Mar 30thApril 9th - May 4thMay 7th - June 1stJune 4th - June 29th
July 9th - Aug 3rdAug 6th - Aug 31stSept 3rd - Sept 28thOct 1st - Oct 26thOct 29th - Nov 23rdNov 26th - Dec 21st

*2008: Jan 7th - Feb 1st, 2008

Quarter Terms (12 weeks)
Spanish and Elective Courses
4 hrs per day / 80 hrs per month
Winter Quarter 2007: January 8th - March 30th, 2007
Spring Quarter 2007: April 9th - June 29th, 2007
Fall Quarter 2007: October 1st - December 21st, 2007
Winter Quarter 2008: January 7th - March 28th, 2008


Summer 2007
Intensive Spanish
4 hrs per day / 80 hrs per monthSummer 1: June 4th - 29th, 2007
Summer 2: July 9th - August 3rd, 2007
Summer 3: July 9th - August 10th, 2007 *5 weeks: Spanish + Electives
Summer 4: August 6th - August 31st, 2007
Summer 5: September 3rd - September 28th, 2007


*Similar dates in 2008

Fees4 weeks80 hrs (Spanish Language)$1995
5 weeks (summer)100 hrs (Spanish Language + Electives)$2395
8 weeks160 hrs (Spanish Language)$2795
12 weeks240 hrs (Spanish Language only)$3295
12 weeks (Quarter Term)240 hrs (Spanish Language + Elective). (Electives taught in English and Spanish)$3995


Fee Includes:full tuition and elective, registration, orientation, housing confirmation with a family,airport pick-up service, transcript (certificate).
Books are not included ($30 - 50).

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Holidays

Easter Break: April 2nd - 6th, 2007
Summer Break: July 2nd - 6th, 2007

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Requirements

Programs are open to all adults. High school students, college students teachers, working adults, professionals, and retired persons are all encouraged to apply. Minimum age is 18. 17 years of age may apply with parental consent.

Entry
Valid Passport is required. Tourist card issued upon arrival at the airport. U.S. citizens must have onward/return ticket. For stays longer than 90 days, you must apply for an extension within the first week of visiting. For stays longer than 90 days, visitors must have an AIDS test performed in Costa Rica.

Arrival

Plan on arriving on 1-2 days prior to starting date (on weekend). Airport-pick up service is available. You may arrive a few days earlier if desired, but it will cost $20 per day if staying with a host family. Please inform CSA your flight arrival information, so the host family can meet you upon arrival at the airport.

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Country Information

Currency: Colon-CRC
Electricity: 110V AC, 60 Hz
Int'l dialing code: 506
Departure Tax: Yes

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Registration and Information

Register online. $35 deposit required. Please review the "How To Register" section on the CSA website. Payments can be made by money order, cashiers check, or personal check. We will e-mail you a "Confirmation Notice" with additional information shortly after receiving your online registration form. Thank you.

2007-01-17 06:16:47 · answer #8 · answered by Souvik 2 · 0 0

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