.jpg) Background
Established in 1946, the English Language and Orientation Program (ELOP) at
Louisiana State University (LSU) provides English language training for
international students and professionals from over 45 different countries each
year. ELOP offers 5 terms per year with approximately 15 students per
class. Students may begin the ELOP at any term.
Faculty
All basic courses are taught by full-time faculty
with advanced degrees in ESL, English, Foreign Languages, and Education. Every
member of the ELOP faculty has worked or traveled abroad extensively and has an
obvious joy in teaching international students. Student surveys indicates that
teachers and their classes are the most-liked factors of the ELOP.
Features
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Institutional TOEFL with
same-day results, five times per year
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Computer Based TOEFL (CBT),
GRE, GMAT, on campus
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Free e-mail, internet, and
computer services
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Free use of LSU Student
Recreational Sports Facility
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Southern location: 80 miles
from New Orleans; within driving distance to Houston and Florida beaches
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Low cost of living and well-priced tuition
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Mild climate and safe living
environment
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Counseling services and
university admission meetings
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Institutional and Program
commitment to cross-culturalism and diversity
 ELOP
Courses:
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Eight-Week Basic Courses;
five terms per year - beginning in August, October, January, March, and
June
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Electives available during each eight-week term
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Specialized Programs designed for individual groups
How to Apply
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Complete the ELOP
Application Form for the appropriate term. (You may obtain a form by clicking
Application Forms at any point.)
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Provide proof of high school
completion. (See Evidence of Eligibility on Application for Admission.)
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Complete statement of
Financial Support.
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Check form carefully and
sign.
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Send completed Application
Form and documents with a $50.00 check payable to LSU as a non-refundable
application fee.
For
more information, call (225) 578-5642, email ELOP at elop@lsu.edu,
or fax (225) 578-5710.
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