The International Language Institute of Massachusetts ACADEMIC PATHWAYS PROGRAM

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1 The International Language Institute of Massachusetts ACADEMIC PATHWAYS PROGRAM

2 International LANGUAGE Institute of Massachusetts ACADEMIC Pathway Par tners BOSTON B R AT T L E B O R O, V T 2 WESTERN M A S S AC H U S E T T S SIT Graduate Institute NEW YORK GREENFIELD Greenfield Community College FRANKLIN CO U N T Y 2 CO N N E C T I C U T RIVER B O S TO N 9 AMHERST HAMPSHIRE CO U N T Y NORTHAMPTON 91 Q UA B B I N RESERVOIR 9 International Language Institute of Massachusetts ALBANY CHICOPEE Elms College WESTFIELD 91 HAMPDEN CO U N T Y SPRINGFIELD Westfield State University Springfield College Western New England University 90 LONGMEADOW Bay Path College WESTERN M A S S AC H U S E T T S NEW YO R K CO N N E C T I C U T 91 w w w. i l i. e d u 4 84

3 ACADEMIC PATHWAYS PROGRAM The International Language Institute has partnerships with area colleges and universities. Qualified students are granted conditional acceptance and are exempt from taking the TOEFL exam before their program of study. ILI s partners offer a variety of programs from associates degrees to graduate degrees. CONTENTS Bay Path College 4 Elms College 5 Greenfield Community College 6 SIT Graduate Institute 7 Springfield College 8 Western New England University 9 Westfield State University 10 The International Language Institute of Massachusetts New South Street Northampton, MA PHONE FAX info@ili.edu WEBSITE 4/2012 2

4 Bay Path College Bay Path College is a private women's college that is located in Longmeadow, Massachusetts. With more than 30 majors, Bay Path College is a leader in the areas of Accounting, Biology and Biotechnology, Psychology, American Legal Studies, and Business. Its beautiful campus fosters a warm and creative community of women scholars in the undergraduate program while graduate degrees are offered to both men and women, online and on campus. Student population (number and gender) Suburban community of Longmeadow, Massachusetts 1,973 total students. Our undergraduate programs are for women only. Our graduate programs are for men and women only. Student/staff ratio 17:1 Ranking September and January start dates. We offer rolling admissions. Ranked in the Top Tier for Comprehensive Colleges in the North by US News and World Reports New England Association of Schools and Colleges Council for Occupational Therapy Education of the American Occupational Therapy Association American Bar Association Most popular programs Typical annual total tuition Business, Education, Biology, Legal Studies, Psychology, Forensic Science Over 30 different clubs and activities and 7 NCAA Division III Sports teams Three residence halls available. Students are required to live on campus for their first two years Tuition $27,045 Room and board $10,950 Health insurance approximately $1,600 Books and expenses $1,000 Approximate total $42,000 Partial scholarships are available for international students that range from $5,000 to $14,000 per year and are awarded based on academic achievement. 4

5 Elms College A private, Catholic college with 1,000 full-time undergraduate students and 450 part-time and graduate students. The campus is a friendly community where faculty and students enjoy close relationships and opportunities to work together. Enjoy a welcoming, safe, and stimulating academic environment. Elms College offers a liberal arts curriculum founded in 1928 by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Some of our most popular fields of study include business (accounting, marketing, and management), education, social work and history. Elms College has a tradition of educating reflective, principled, and creative learners. Elms College values and welcomes students from around the world. Student population (number and gender) Student/staff ratio Ranking Chicopee, Massachusetts 1,000 undergraduates, 250 graduate/part-time students 15:1 Student to Faculty ratio September 7, 2011 fall semester January 18, 2012 spring semester Co-educational Catholic liberal arts college New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) 1. Business (accounting, marketing, and management) 2. Social Work 3. Education Beautiful, safe, supportive campus with a world of opportunities for learning. Most international students choose to live in campus housing. Most rooms are for two students, although some singles are available for an additional cost. Undergraduate tuition: $24,788 Undergraduate room/meals: $9,446 Fees: $1,222 * International Students are considered for merit-based academic financial awards. 6

6 Greenfield Community College GCC is a two-year Community College in Greenfield, Massachusetts. GCC is the smallest of the 15 community colleges in the Massachusetts higher education system, known for the caring and supportive attitude of the faculty and staff. GCC works closely with bachelor degree granting colleges of the Massachusetts public higher education system, including the University of Massachusetts, and with private colleges and universities, which enables GCC to offer diverse transfer opportunities to its students. Student population Greenfield, Massachusetts Approximately 2500 credit earning students (Coed) Student/staff ratio 14:1 Enrollment Dates Rolling and open admission with start dates in September and January. NEASC Nursing, Renewable Energy, Liberal Studies-transfer options, Criminal Justice, and Business Administration There are campus activities such as clubs and organizations, student government, lecture series, and entertainment GCC is a commuter campus. Housing is not available through the institution, though the Office of Student Activities maintains a listing of rentals in the area. For international students: $13,000 plus transportation, housing, meals, and health insurance. 7

7 SIT Graduate Institute SIT Graduate Institute equips students with theoretical knowledge, field experience, and professional skills. Programs are based on an experiential learning model and a commitment to social justice and intercultural communication. SIT offers Master of Arts degree programs in the following on its campuses in Brattleboro, Vermont and Washington, DC. Conflict Transformation International Education Sustainable Development Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Service, Leadership and Management Student population Brattleboro, VT and Washington, DC approximately 200 (male and female) Student/staff ratio 6:1 September, January, and June New England Association of Schools and Colleges, NEASC Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), International Education, Conflict Transformation, Sustainable Development, and Intercultural Service, Leadership, and Management SIT Graduate Institute s supportive, diverse, and community-focused learning and living environment is designed to help all students achieve their academic potential. Approximately 25 percent of SIT s student body is international students, who come from more than 30 countries. Virtually all SIT graduate students have experienced living in a culture other than their own. The Office of Campus Life provides cocurricular support through a wide range of services and activities, including: Counseling Services, Disability Support Services, International Student and Scholar Services, Student Activities and Leadership opportunities For more information, visit On-campus housing is available. Approximately $35,000 per year, depending on program. 8

8 Springfield College Springfield College opened its doors in 1885 and has an international reputation as a pioneer in teaching and scholarship related to physical education, wellness, and the training of YMCA executives. Today, with an undergraduate and graduate student body of more than 5,000, Springfield College is proud of its reputation in these fields and throughout the human-helping professions. Student population Springfield, MA 2300 Undergraduate, 1800 Graduate Student/staff ratio 13:1 Ranking September / January Top tier best universities masters North Region NEASC Physical Education, Exercise Science, Sport Management, Education, Allied Health, Counseling, Art Therapy, YMCA Professional Studies, Emergency Medical Services Management International Center, Academic Support Center, NCAA DIII Athletics, dozens of clubs and activities, state of the art wellness, computer, laboratory facilities Residential campus 90%+ live on campus $40,000 9

9 Western New England College Western New England University (WNE) is a private, independent, coeducational university founded in It serves approximately 4,000 students on its main campus is located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs are offered through the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, Engineering, Pharmacy and the School of Law. Student population (number and gender) Springfield, MA 2,500 undergraduate, 3,650 total 60% male and 40% female, 59% of students come from out of state Student/staff ratio 15:1 Ranking Undergraduate August and January Graduate Sept., Jan, April, and July Ranked among the top tier in the north regions Best Universities Master s category. The College has also been featured in the first edition of the Colleges of Distinction guidebook and named a Hidden Gem by the Washington Post. New England Association of Schools and Colleges, AACSB International, ABET, ABA, Council on Social Work Education Business, Sport Management, Engineering, Criminal Justice, Communication 79% of students live on campus, over 60 clubs and organizations and 19 Division III teams Undergraduate housing available in traditional housing, apartment style and townhouses. Limited graduate housing. Undergraduate - $41,148 ($42,398 for Engineering) Graduate vary by program, check website 10

10 Westfield State University Located 90 miles west of Boston in the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains, Westfield State is a mid-sized, public liberal arts university with 5500 students, 4500 of whom are undergraduates. Founded in 1838 by Horace Mann, Westfield State is committed to providing students with a learning experience built on an education without barrier to race, creed or economic status. This spirit of innovative thinking and social responsibility is forged in a curriculum of liberal arts and professional studies that creates a vital community of engaged learners who become confident, capable individuals prepared for leadership and service to society. Student population Westfield, Massachusetts, 4,500 full-time undergraduate students Student/staff ratio 18:1 September & January Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges Business Management, Aviation Management, Criminal Justice, Education, and Communications Most residential state college in Massachusetts. Over 60 clubs and organizations to join. On-campus residency or Commuter $16,832 (in-state tuition, fees, & health insurance) $22,912 (out-of-state tuition, fees, room, board, & health insurance) 11