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Subject: [NIFL-ESL:8525] English Language Institutes
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Can anyone clarify exactly what the term English Language Institute
refers to in the U.S? Does it always mean an English language program set up
by a college or university that is separate from the other offerings of the
college or university? Do ELIs offer only academic prep courses? Are the
English courses offered considered credit or non-credit courses? Are grades
given in ELI's? If so, are those grades included in degree-seeking students'
GPAs?
Any explanation of this issue would be appreciated.
Solveig Fisher
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