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"I was working in mining, especially for a Canadian company, when I realized that I had to improve my English to do my job better... In Maryville College I met wonderful teachers who patiently taught me to write, read and speak English, people who encouraged me to explore new professional development alternatives." - Cosset, Chile |
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"The ESL program not only helps International students to get used to real American study, but also helps international students to get used to real American life. For me, I am a student from Asia. In Asia, students don’t talk in class, don’t ask questions to teachers, and never do presentations. Asian students definitely have a need to learn how to present before entering college. I can’t image if I didn’t learn presentations in the ESL program, what my college life would be." -Peizhen, China |
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"I studied English as a second language (ESL) to improve my English ability. The ESL program is composed of student from Saudi Arabia, Asia, Europe and many other places. Thanks to the program I have friends from about 20 countries. At first, I didn't have confidence in my speaking ability. But, thanks to the ESL program and friends from all over the world my English has improved." - Yasuo, Japan |
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"I am originally from Yaoundé Cameroon Africa. I started with English as a Second Language (E.S.L.) classes. I chose Maryville College because I wanted to study in the United States and Maryville College seemed to match my personality the best...My favorite thing about Maryville College is how nice the people are." - Isaac, Cameroon |
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“People are friendly and kind. As I said, the location is awesome: we have great mountains, here is quiet, in summer night we can see firefly in forest in Maryville College. All professors and staff are really nice, even the college president!" - Chiaki, Japan |
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"My English language skills were much improved during the time I was enrolled. Academics were strong and challenging. At the beginning each student is tested and placed on specific level according to his or her language abilities, it gives a chance for each student to improve in certain areas and be around students of the same level. Teachers were extremely helpful and friendly. They challenged each student to the best of his or her abilities in order to benefit their learning process. The curriculum was very diverse and covered a number of different areas such as speaking, listening, grammar, etc." --Elvira, Kyrgyzstan |