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Troy University
Basic Information
Address: 131 Pace Hall
Troy, AL
36079
Phone Number: 3346705966
Email: lnoe@troy.edu
President: Dr. Jack Hawkins
Admissions Director: Leandro Suero
Summer Sessions Coordinator: Lance Noe
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Additional Information
School Type: University
Accreditation: SACHS
Deadlines: April 1
Courses: Specialty programs designed around the needs of the group attending.
Session Dates: May - July
School Size: 6000
Classroom Size: 20
Professor/Student Ratio: 1/20
International Students:
We have a variety of students from all over the world. 72 Nationalities on campus!
Tuition:
prices vary based on the size of the group. Typically, $2800 for four weeks.
Summer Housing Availability:
Yes. Either on campus or a hotel just off-campus
Computer Capabilities: Free computer lab for all students
Parking Availability: Yes
Mission Statement:
The mission of the English as a Second Language program is to provide high-quality instruction in English as a second language (ESL) and orientation to U.S. culture to international students, visitors, and residents who are non-native speakers of English. English as a Second Language focuses on preparing students for academic study at Troy University and also offers language and cultural opportunities to groups and individuals outside of the academic framework.