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To apply, you need to have at least a Bachelor's Degree or higher from an accredited university or an institution of higher learning.
After applying, you will be required to take the CAMLA (Cambridge and Michigan Language Acquisition) Test. To be admitted, you must have a B-1/B-2 or higher in the CEFR(Common European Framework of Reference) when your CAMLA results are converted to CEFR.
The Program cost of $210 must be paid with the submission of this application. This cost includes the testing fee of $10. If your test results are lower than equivalent B-1/B-2 level in CEFR, then you will be refunded $200 US out of your application fee.

In addition to great classes, CELP provides assistance with services including airport transportation (pickup and drop-off), on-campus housing, and meals. These services are provided at an additional, non-refundable cost. While CELP does offer these services, they may not always be available. It is the responsibility of the student to confirm with CELP the availability of these services.

In addition to great classes, CELP provides assistance with services including airport transportation (pickup and drop-off), on-campus housing, and meals. Theses services are provided at an additional, non-refundable cost. While CELP does offer these services, they may not always be available. It is the responsibility of the student to confirm with CELP the availability of these services.

Students who require a US visa must provide evidence of financial support for the period of their study in the United States. A statement of financial support must be provided, dated within the last 6 months, from your bank, your family’s bank, or your sponsor showing that you have sufficient funds to pay for your expenses while in the United States. Expenses include instructional fees, dependents, food, housing, books, and miscellaneous expenses for each session you attend. Financial statement(s) must show a balance of at least $6570 USD. Click here for a breakdown by term.

In the boxes below, please provide the information of your financial guarantor or sponsor. This is the person, agency, or government that will be financially responsible for you.

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