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English for Academic Success (EAS) Program

By Clark University American Language and Culture Institute · English · United States

Five-level academic English program at Clark University, one semester per level, with 18 hours a week of reading/writing and listening/speaking, available in person or online.

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Provider
Clark University American Language and Culture Institute
Language
English
Destination
United States · Worcester
Campus
Not publicly specified
Delivery
Online or in person
Course type
Intensive English
Level
Levels 1-5
Audience
Not publicly specified
Minimum age
Not publicly specified
Duration
One semester per level
Weekly intensity
18 hours per week (in person: 4 days a week)
Schedule
Fall 2026: Aug 24 - Dec 7; Spring 2027: Jan 19 - May 3; Summer 2027: May 28 - Aug 23
Format
Small classes
Maximum class size
Not publicly specified
Start pattern
Not publicly specified
Enrolment deadline
Not publicly specified
Tuition
Not publicly specified
Additional fees
Merit scholarship of 50% off tuition for in-person and 70% off for online EAS applicants
Accommodation
Not publicly specified
Visa-document support
Not publicly specified
Entry requirements
Not publicly specified
Placement test
Not publicly specified
Certificate
Not publicly specified
Application process
Not publicly specified

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