Michael Krauss
ISALC, Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon

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1 Lewis & Clark College

Institute for the Study of American Language and Culture

2 Lewis & Clark College

• Academically selective

• Dedicated to international education

-170 international students

-250 LC students in over 10 overseas programs annually

-50% of LC students participate in overseas programs

 

3 Portland, Oregon: City of Roses

• 180 miles S. of Seattle; 650 miles N. of San Francisco

• Lively arts, active sports, ethnic/cultural diversity

• Scenic beauty: Cascade mountains; 400 miles of seacoast

• Entertainment: concerts, parades, theater, opera, sporting events, shopping

 

4 ISALC - General Information ISALC

• Intensive English program focuses on integration of skills

• Content courses such as business, science, computers, media, research skills

• Four levels of full-time instruction; fifth level for academic transition

• Follows LC calendar

-Fall and Spring semesters-15 weeks

-Summer semester-6 and 12 week sessions

 

5 ISALC - Who Can Apply? I

• Graduates of accredited high schools

• Must have high quality academic record

• Elementary knowledge of English required

 

6 ISALC - To Apply, Submit the Following:

• Completed application and non-refundable fee

• Official school transcripts and officially translated English copies

• Certificate of financial responsibility

• Upon acceptance, ISALC will send a letter of acceptance and I-20

7 ISALC - Costs Per Semester 1998-99

• Application fee = $45

• Insurance = $234

• Tuition and fees = $4,664

• Room & board

-19 meal plan = $3137

-14 meal plan = $3018

8 ISALC - More Information

• Phone: 503-768-7310

• Fax: 503-768-7320

• Email: isalc@lclark.edu

• Web: www.lclark.edu/~isalc

* Information excerpted from brochure: "Lewis & Clark International Student Programs"

Created by: krauss@lclark.edu
Updated: 2/13/00