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Intensive English Program (IEP)

Information

Why should I come to the IEP?

No TOEFL score is required!
Enroll in credit classes at DBU after successfully completing the IEP
Fast 8-week course sessions
Take an academic credit course during IEP
Helpful and caring teachers
Connections to friendly American students
Many cultural activities—see pictures on Facebook
Safe environment
Great facilities

Intensive English Program

Director

My name is Philip Homer and I serve as the Director of the Intensive English Program. While I love teaching, I also plan special activities with international students. I especially enjoy learning about other cultures and helping students adjust to living in the U.S. I have degrees from two American Universities; Biola University and University of the Pacific. I have worked in Papua New Guinea and been a student in Thailand, France, and Denmark. My wife and I have three young children.

What will I learn in the IEP?

Master reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills

Develop academic skills for success in an American university

Acquire American culture knowledge

Learn the American academic research style

What are classes like?

Class size normally 8 to 13 students

Class levels based on English ability

Full-time study with intensive instruction

One academic credit course included in tuition

Free orientation to prepare for living and studying in the USA

What classes will I have?

Reading, Grammar, Conversation, Writing, Academic Research Skills

An academic credit course in Communication, Religion, or Business depending on your English level

Field trips to local points of interest

Cultural activities with American volunteers and families

Campus and community involvement

Who will teach me?

The IEP teachers…

Have many years of teaching experience.
Are native English speakers
Have earned a Master’s degree
Are highly qualified
Have a caring and helping nature

Meet the IEP faculty on Facebook.

When do classes begin and end?

Spring Session 1 (January -to- March)

Spring Session 2 (March -to- May)

Summer Session (June -to- August)

Fall Session 1 (August -to- October)

Fall Session 2 (October -to- December)

Specific Dates

How much does the Intensive English Program cost?

Tuition, books, activities for each 8-week term cost $2,875.

Health insurance is required for all students.

Housing and food are extra.

FREE transportation services!

What help will I get when I arrive?

FREE airport pickup! No charge!

FREE orientation!

Make new friends

Open a local U.S. bank account

Shop for school supplies

Tour the campus

Set up an Internet account

Prepare for classes

English language assessment

Learn American culture

Try different kinds of food

What activities can I do after class?

Hangout with friends in the International Center
Join Intramural sports with other DBU students
Participate in international and American clubs

DBU provides free transportation to many activities off campus. Come enjoy campus and community events such as sports, concerts, rodeos, museum visits, shopping trips, and much more!

Apply to DBU:

English Program Only

Bachelor Degree

Master Degree