The ESL Transition Program at the International Study Center (ISC) offers English preparation for direct entry to undergraduate and graduate degrees at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.
The two phase course combines academic modules with study skills and English language training. Contact our Student Enrollment Advisor for more information.
Who is the course for?
The ESL (English as a Second Language) Transition Program is designed for international students who want to attend Kutztown University, but do not have the required English skills or TOEFL scores to gain direct entry into the academic program.
Which degrees does it lead to?
A wide choice of degree subjects leading to a Bachelor’s or Master's degree including: Accounting, Art, Business Administration, Biology, Chemistry, Communications, Education, Environmental Science, Marine Science, Nursing, and Pre-Engineering.
When does it start?
Apply now for the ESL Transition Program starting in January 2009.
Benefits of being a student at the Kutztown ISC
- Full integration into University life: live and study on campus
- The best and easiest route to a Kutztown University of Pennsylvania degree
- Access to all campus facilities and services
- Highest levels of personal academic monitoring and support
- Exciting mix of learning activities
- Small class sizes
- ESL textbooks and materials provided at no additional cost
Read more about the ESL Transition Program.
Why choose Kutztown University of Pennsylvania?
In an independent survey, 93 percent of students and recent alumni rated their education at Kutztown as excellent or good in regard to their overall college experience, the quality of instruction they received, and the quality of the faculty. You will experience:
- An excellent reputation for academic programs in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts, Business and Education
- A wide range of student services
- Well rounded programs of athletic, cultural and social events
- A 325-acre campus of historic and new buildings, including a state-of-the-art science complex
- Close to two large US cities: Philadelphia and New York City