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You should contact the International Admissions office in Global Connections. They will be able to assist you with the application process.
Applications are due by June 1 for the Fall semester and by November 1 for the Spring semester.
The length of time you study in the ELT program depends on your level of English competence and your willingness to study hard. Some students take only one semester in the ELT program, and other students spend several semesters as full-time ELT students followed by a transition semester.
The answer to this question depends on your placement in the ELT Program. Students at the low-intermediate, intermediate, and advanced levels take classes in the ELT program full-time and do not take other UWRF classes. Students in the transition level are allowed to take other UWRF courses as decided upon with their advisors.
You will receive credit for ELT courses, and these grades will be on your UWRF transcript and affect your grade point average. However, ELT courses do not count toward graduation requirements at UWRF.
Once you successfully complete the ELT Program, you will not have to submit another test score to begin general UWRF classes.