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Fall Semester 2013 in Fort Wayne, INdiana

Arrival at Fort Wayne Airport: July 11 or 12, 2013Intensive English Program: July 15-August 9, 2013Orientation: August 12-16, 2013 Classes: August 19, 2013 to December 13, 2013 Holidays: September 2, 2013; November 28 & 29, 2013

Program Details locationTLC-Fort Wayne at Ivy Tech Community College in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Application DeadlineJune 17, 2013

-This special program includes the equivalent 15 class hours a week of instruction and an addition-al research lab. Students will also attend an intensive orientation one week before classes begin. - As part of the program, Research Classes will be provided to TLC advanced-level students, in coordination with Ivy Tech’s Research Librarian Teaching Staff and IVYT 102 (Information Stud-ies and Research Skills) faculty. - Advanced-level Students can elect up to two additional courses. Recommended classes include: IVYT 101 First Year Seminar or IVYT 120 New Student Seminar and any 100 level course in the student’s desired major. (List of university subjects on back) -Students will attend cultural trips to Chicago, IL and Indianapolis, IN.

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contact TLC-Fort Wayne Ivy Tech Community College3800 N. Anthony Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46805

PH: 260-480-4141fortwaynedoa@thelanguagecompany.com

accommodationsAccommodations provided at http://stjoeplace.com/

Fall Semester 2013 in Fort Wayne, INdiana Program Details location

TLC-Fort Wayne at Ivy Tech Community College in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Application DeadlineJune 17, 2013

highlights of program

contact accommodationsAccommodations provided at http://stjoeplace.com/

TLC-Fort Wayne is located in the heart of the Midwest, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on the campus of Ivy Tech Community College Northeast. Known as ‘the city of churches’ and ‘the summit city’, Fort Wayne is the second largest city in Indiana. TLC-Fort Wayne offers nine levels of instruction and post-level nine courses. The curriculum emphasizes academic speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. The classes are small, offering students personal attention. Standard classes include Structure, Speaking and Listen-ing, and Reading and Writing. However, elective classes are also offered. These classes may include the following: Idioms, American Culture through Film, American Literature, Current Events, Conversation and Accent Reduction.

about tlc-fort wayne

available university subjectsAccounting, Advanced Manufacturing, Nursing, Automotive Technology, Aviation Maintenance Technolo-gy, Baking and Pastry Arts, Building Construction Management, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems & Technology, Construction Technology, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Culinary Arts, Design Technology, Early Childhood Education, Education, Energy Technology, Engineer-ing Technology, General Studies, Health Care Support, Health Information Technology, Hospitality Administration, Human Services, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), Industrial Technol-ogy, Information Security, Liberal Arts, Library Technical Assistant, Machine Tool Technology, Mainte-nance Technician (Electrical, Mechanical, Multi-Craft), Manufacturing Production and Operations, Medical Assisting, Office Administration, Paralegal Studies, Paramedic Science, Practical Nursing, Pre-Engineering, Public Safety Technology, Respiratory Care, Therapeutic Massage, Visual Communica-tions (complete descriptions are available at: http://www.ivytech.edu/academics/northeast.html)

$200$75$350$250$6,850$60$2,490

$10,275

Program feesApplication FeesAcceptance Package Express MailHousing Placement Fee/Apartment Set upTransportationTuitionTechnology Support FeeApartment

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Students are responsible for cooking personal meals and estimates for groceries vary based on preferences and diet choices. The estimated costs for meals are $2,500 for 20 weeks in Fort Wayne. It is recommended that students plan to have additional money for incidental and personal expens-es such as clothing, transportation and entertainment. Airfare is not included in this cost. Students will purchase textbooks as needed. The estimated fees for textbooks are $625. Proof of health insurance is required. If health insur-ance is desired, the additional fee is $400. Total estimated costs for study in the US is $13,800 for 20 weeks.

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Ivy Tech will provide transportation to and from the airport. Ivy Tech will provide a specialized orientation to ease initial adjustment. Ivy Tech provides access to housing which is close to campus and meets the specif-ic needs of new international students. Students are able to cook their own meals in private kitchens, therefore ensuring that food services provide food of special importance to students from other cultures, includ-ing kosher/halal meal options, the proper cooking of sticky rice, and a variety of international options. Ivy Tech will provide opportunities to integrate international students into mainstream student life on campus and in the community. Ivy Tech will offer guidance for writing academic papers and provide unlimited access to caring, skills tutors.

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