International Year One in General

» Bachelor

» North America, United States of America (USA)

» Anthropology, Art History, Communication Sciences, Creative, Applied Arts and Design, Economics& Economy, Gender & Sexuality Studies, History, Humanities, International Relations, Journalism & Media, Language Studies & linguistics, Media Studies & Mass Media, Philosophy & Ethics, Politics& Political Science, Social Sciences, Sociology, Writing & Creative Writing

Deadline:

January

Drew University

About program

International Year One in General will prepare students to enter their next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Drew University.

Class size

Maximum class size for English language teaching: 20

Award

This leads to a bachelor’s program at Drew University.

Program details

Degree type

International year one

Specialization

Anthropology, Art History, Communication Sciences, Creative, Applied Arts and Design, Economics& Economy, Gender & Sexuality Studies, History, Humanities, International Relations, Journalism & Media, Language Studies & linguistics, Media Studies & Mass Media, Philosophy & Ethics, Politics& Political Science, Social Sciences, Sociology, Writing & Creative Writing

Madison, New Jersey, USA

Delivery mode

On-Campus, Online

Whether the student wants to study online or on campus – where we’ve taken even more measures to keep them safe and supported. From guided onboarding experience to comprehensive academic support and a range of activities to meet their new classmates, we’ve taken care of everything – leaving them free to focus on their academic goals.

Tuition fees

Not defined yet

Study language

English

delivery methods

*Please note that pricing will be available in the next academic year.

Start date: January,May,August

Duration: 4 terms

English requirements

TOEFL-IBT

60/120

4 Semesters: TOEFL 60 (11 minimum subscores)

IELTS

5.5/9

4 Semesters: IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores), Password overall level 6, or IELA 162 (154 minimum subscores).

PTE (Pearson)

44/90

4 Semesters: PTEA 44

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Academic requirements

High school diploma with a US equivalent of a 2.5 GPA.

Modules

129 credit hour program
65 credit hours apply from Pathway
64 credit hours remaining toward degree

Semester 1 – Course title – Credit hours

EAP 101 – English for Academic Purposes I (Reading & Writing) – 4 Credits
EAP 102 – English for Academic Purposes I (Listening & Speaking) – 4 Credits
AMST 101 – American Popular Culture – 4 Credits
ANTH 104 – Cultural Diversity – 4 Credits

Total: 16 Credits
Semester 2 – Course title – Credit hours

EAP 201 – English for Academic Purposes II (Reading & Writing) – 4 Credits
EAP 202 – Public Speaking – 4 Credits
REL 101 – Comparative Global Religion – 4 Credits
SOC 101 – Introduction to Sociology – 4 Credits
DREW 110 – Launch Workshop: Preparation for Career and Academic Success – 1 Credits

Total: 17 Credits

Semester 3 – Course title – Credit hours

WRTG 101 – College Writing for ESOL – 4 Credits
Humanities – Major Course – 4 Credits
Humanities – Major Course – 4 Credits
Elective – College Elective – 4 Credits

Total: 16 Credits

Semester 4 – Course title – Credit hours

Humanities – Major Course – 4 Credits
Humanities – Major Course – 4 Credits
Elective – College Elective – 4 Credits
Elective – College Elective – 4 Credits

Total: 16 Credits

Notes

* These courses are generally delivered through the INTO Center and are for Pathway students only.
Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to remain in good academic standing. Semester 3 will always commence in the fall.

During the second year of the Pathway program, students will select a well-rounded set of courses with the help of their academic advisor.

Additional requirements

Age requirement: 16

*Please note that pricing will be available in the next academic year.

Start date: January,May,August

Duration: 5 terms

English requirements

TOEFL-IBT

50/120

5 Semesters: TOEFL 50 (10 minimum subscores)

IELTS

5/9

5 Semesters: IELTS 5.0 (4.5 minimum subscores)

PTE (Pearson)

41/90

PTEA 41, Password overall level 5, pr IELA 154 (minimum subscore of 147)

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Academic requirements

High school diploma with a US equivalent of a 2.5 GPA.

Modules

Semester 1 – Course title – Credit hours

EAP 040 – Writing/Grammar – 0 Credits
EAP 041 – Reading/Vocabulary – 0 Credits
EAP 042 – Listening/Speaking – 0 Credits
UNI 101 – University 101 – 0 Credits
ART 106/160 – Drawing I or Painting I – 4 Credits

Total: 4 Credits

Notes

* These courses are generally delivered through the INTO Center and are for Pathway students only.
Sample courses for first semester. After successfully completing the first semester students will follow the 4-Semester Pathway courses for their preferred degree.

Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to remain in good academic standing.

Students with Spring start dates have a mandatory break during Summer term.

Additional requirements

Age requirement: 16

Progression

After studying this course, you will be able to join one of these programs.

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Deadline: January

Drew University

North America, United States of America (USA)

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