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How to Apply
You may apply for the Intensive English Program if you are at least 17 years old and have completed high school or its equivalent.
Incomplete application packets cannot be accepted. Documents must be originals.
Once you have been admitted to the University of West Florida and have completed and returned all health and immunization forms, along with evidence of financial support, we can issue an I-20 for you.
Provide our office with an address in your home country where we can send the I-20 via Federal Express. The charges for Federal Express delivery will be added to your student account. The fees for shipping typically range from $40-75. We cannot ship the I-20 (DS-2019 for the J-1 page) using any other method unless Federal Express service is unavailable in your country.
We recommend that you submit a copy of your passport with your application, so that your demographic information will be entered correctly on all of your forms.
Intensive English Program tuition includes all classes, books, student ID card, IEP activities, and the use of the University of West Florida facilities.
In addition to tuition, the student is responsible for travel to the United States, housing, food, and other personal expenses.
| Semester | Dates | Fees |
|---|---|---|
| Fall 2008 | August 22 - December 12 | $3000* |
| -Term A | August 22 - October 10 | $1550† |
| -Term B | October 20 - December 12 | $1550† |
| Spring 2009 | January 9 - April 24 | $3000* |
| -Term A | January 9 - February 27 | $1550† |
| -Term B | March 9 - April 24 | $1550† |
*Prices include books
†Price quoted before possible tuition increase.
Shorter terms of study:
During the Fall and Spring Semesters, students wishing to study for periods shorter than one semester must begin at the beginning of Term A or Term B and note on their applications the date they will leave the program. I-20 forms will not be issued for periods shorter than one month.
During the Summer Semester, students may also attend the program for one 6-week session only.
Room/Board per semester: $2900
Insurance: $1000 per year
All students are required to have health insurance. Insurance which meets the university's minimum requirements is available for approximately $1000 per year. Proof of health insurance must be provided before registering for classes.
Acceptable insurance coverage can be purchased through United Health Care Student Resources
Arrival Information
The International Students Office can also try to arrange for one of the members of the International Student Association to pick you up at the airport. In order for this to happen, you must complete the arrival form.
