The on-campus ESL Transition Program, delivered at the International Study Center (ISC), provides a fast and academically focused route to a Bachelor's or Master's degree at Woodbury University. It combines practical English preparation with study skills and cultural assimilation.

Undergraduate ESL Transition Program

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The undergraduate program is divided into two phases:

In the Undergraduate ESL Transition Program you can:

Build study skills important to your academic success, including research methods, exam taking tactics, time management, essay preparation, speed note taking and power-listening Personalize your progress through a Guided Independent Learning project Begin academic credit classes as soon as you reach our equivalent of TOEFL iBT 61 Integrate seamlessly into Southern Californian campus life Earn University credits while improving your English proficiency

Graduate ESL Transition Program

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Woodbury offers a Master's-level ESL Transition Program for students whose academic qualifications have gained them entry into a Woodbury University graduate program, but whose English level is not yet proficient.

Following the same core content format as the Undergraduate ESL Transition Program, the Pre-Master's Course elective classes will concentrate on the specific English language and study skills you need at a Master's level.

Assured progression to a Woodbury degree program

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Enrolling into the ESL Transition Program gives you the security of knowing that you have satisfied the academic requirements for admission and have received the offer of a university place. In addition, your I-20 form is issued by the university and is valid for the entire duration of your studies. You have access to many degrees and majors at Woodbury University.

If you are accepted into the International Study Center, you will be eligible for a Study Group International student tuition discount throughout your transition and undergraduate or graduate program.

Small class sizes mean your instructors are able to monitor your progress carefully and know when you are ready for academic courses. The creation of an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) provides you with monthly grade reports and active advising coordinated with the staff at Woodbury University.

The International Study Center programs at Woodbury University are run by Study Group, working in partnership with Woodbury. Study Group is a world leader in education and training for international students. Every year, Study Group provides exceptional educational programs for 55,000 students from 120 countries.

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