- Students take advantage of studying in Boston, the Educational Capital of the United States and home to over 60 colleges and universities. - Students in CELOP gain full access to all Boston University campus facilities, services and educational resources. - There are high-quality programs with the opportunity to choose the student's own focus of study - Summer 2022(May) & Fall 2022(Sep) session is open now.
National Mix
CELOP hosts 400 to 600 students from around the world each semester. Recently, students have come to CELOP from Asia (55%), Latin America (21%), the Middle East (13%), Europe (9%) and Africa (2%).
The Center for English Language & Orientation ProgramsAbout the
Established in 1975, the Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP) provides outstanding English language instruction to over 400 students from around the world each semester. The CELOP curriculum is designed to enable students to attain their maximum learning potential while receiving a high degree of personalized attention from professional and experienced CELOP instructors. While attending CELOP, students study a particular area of the English language by selecting a concentration. CELOP students truly experience life at an American university by gaining full access to all Boston University facilities including 27 libraries, multimedia computer labs with Internet access, and the campus athletic center. CELOP students are encouraged to get involved in one of the University's 400 student-run sports or cultural clubs, join fellow CELOP classmates in weekly book club meetings or participate in one of many CELOP's trips around Boston. CELOP is a proud member of UCIEP, a U.S. consortium of University and College Intensive English Programs known for its high professional standards and quality English language instruction. CELOP instructors are highly-qualified, experienced professionals who are all Boston University faculty members. All instructors hold graduate degrees and have extensive experience teaching English to international students. Many CELOP instructors are internationally recognized ESL textbook authors, educational conference speakers and are regularly consulted for their expertise in the ESL field.
Boston UniversityAbout the
Founded in 1869, prestigious Boston University (BU) is the fourth-largest independent university in the United States. Comprised of 17 schools and colleges, BU offers its students bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in more than 130 areas of specialization. BU is home to approximately 30,000 students, including 5,000 international students and scholars from more than 140 countries, and over 3,400 faculty members. Internationally recognized for its multiculturalism, BU offers its students the opportunity to share a common learning and living environment with students from all over the world. Stretching along the banks of the Charles River, BU's two-kilometer-long campus offers a unique blend of tranquility and activity, history and modernity. From the peaceful waterfront parks to the urban attractions of the Commonwealth Avenue area, from the historic houses of Bay State Road to the state-of-the-art laboratories and classrooms, there is something for everyone at Boston University.
Focus of Study : This program will help students develop the skills, fluency, and confidence you need to communicate effectively in English. It consists of morning core classes and afternoon elective classes. The studnet will improve his or her overall abilities in both spoken and written English, as well as the student's understanding of U.S. culture.
Benefit, Goal of this course : After completing the program, most students will be better prepared to use English at work, in school, or among international friends.
Curriculum : CELOP teachers use a variety of materials for instruction and practice in all essential skill areas: listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. Course materials may include textbooks, magazine and newspaper articles, the Internet, ESL software, radio and television programs, and movies.
Classroom Hour : Students in the Intensive Program (EN020) take afternoonclasses on Mon/Wed/Fri OR Tue/Tur.
Focus of Study : This program will help students develop the skills, fluency, and confidence you need to communicate effectively in English. It consists of morning core classes and afternoon elective classes. The studnet will improve his or her overall abilities in both spoken and written English, as well as the student's understanding of U.S. culture.
Benefit, Goal of this course : After completing the program, most students will be better prepared to use English at work, in school, or among international friends.
Curriculum : CELOP teachers use a variety of materials for instruction and practice in all essential skill areas: listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. Course materials may include textbooks, magazine and newspaper articles, the Internet, ESL software, radio and television programs, and movies.
Classroom Hour : Students in the Intensive Program (EN020) take afternoonclasses on Mon/Wed/Fri OR Tue/Tur.
Course Information
Class size
12 Students
Schedule
4, 6, 12 Weeks
Course Level
8 Levels
VISA Info
I-20 Issued Upon Request
Minimum age
17
Accommodation
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
(2024Year schedule), has been finished. (2025Year schedule), has been updating
Focus of Study : This program will help students develop the skills, fluency, and confidence you need to communicate effectively in English. It consists of morning core classes and afternoon elective classes. The studnet will improve his or her overall abilities in both spoken and written English, as well as the student's understanding of U.S. culture.
Benefit, Goal of this course : After completing the program, most students will be better prepared to use English at work, in school, or among international friends.
Curriculum : CELOP teachers use a variety of materials for instruction and practice in all essential skill areas: listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. Course materials may include textbooks, magazine and newspaper articles, the Internet, ESL software, radio and television programs, and movies.
Classroom Hour : Students in the Super Intensive Program (EN050) take all the afternoon classes.
Focus of Study : This program will help students develop the skills, fluency, and confidence you need to communicate effectively in English. It consists of morning core classes and afternoon elective classes. The studnet will improve his or her overall abilities in both spoken and written English, as well as the student's understanding of U.S. culture.
Benefit, Goal of this course : After completing the program, most students will be better prepared to use English at work, in school, or among international friends.
Curriculum : CELOP teachers use a variety of materials for instruction and practice in all essential skill areas: listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. Course materials may include textbooks, magazine and newspaper articles, the Internet, ESL software, radio and television programs, and movies.
Classroom Hour : Students in the Super Intensive Program (EN050) take all the afternoon classes.
Course Information
Class size
12 Students
Schedule
12 Weeks
Course Level
8 Levels
VISA Info
I-20 Issued Upon Request
Minimum age
17
Accommodation
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
(2024Year schedule), has been finished. (2025Year schedule), has been updating
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Accommodation
CELOP students are guaranteed BU Housing for eligible programs. If you are applying for BU Housing, you can indicate your room preferences and BU’s Housing office will then assign you based on availability. Specific room preferences cannot be guaranteed. You may be assigned to a single or a quad room in a small brownstone building or a large residence.
STEPS OF HOUSING APPLICATION
Indicate that you want housing in your CELOP Application - Be accepted into an eligible program - Receive instructions on how to submit an Online Housing Application - Apply - Receive room assignments
You can choose your preferred type of house when using the online housing system.
Students ages 17-25 that are enrolled in intensive 12- or 16-week programs have the option to live in the BU dorms.
There are 7 types of choice and you can choose 4 types in the preferred order.
-Apartment for One Person
-Single Bedroom In Apartment
-Single Bedroom In Suite
-Single Bedroom In Dorm
-Shared Bedroom In Apartment
-Shared Bedroom In Suite
-Shared Bedroom In Dorm
*BU Housing does not provide bedding, towels, or pillows. You will need to bring those items or purchase them when you arrive in Boston.
*Boston University does not provide housing for married couples or students with children.
*You are unable to change your mind or cancel once you enter your electronic signature (BU ID number) and sign the agreement in your application.
*All students assigned into traditional-style residences will automatically be enrolled in a dining plan.
*Boston University has a variety of dining options available for students across the campus.
TYPES OF HOUSING
1. Large Traditional-Style Residences
- West Campus (Claflin Hall, Sleeper Hall, Rich Hall)
- Warren Towers
- Myles Standish Hall
- Kilachand Hall
- The Towers
- 1019 Commonwealth Avenue
- Danielsen Hall
- 575 Commonwealth Avenue
2. Small Traditional-Style
- East & Central Campus Brownstones
- South Campus Brownstones
- Bay State Road Brownstones
3. Apartment-Style Residences
- East Campus Apartments
- South Campus Apartments
4. Student Village
- 10 Buick Street
- 33 Harry Agganis Way
5. Fenway Campus
- Campus Center & Student Residence
- Riverway House
- Pilgrim House
- Longwood House
Fall 2023 CELOP BU Housing and Dining Plan Rates
Move In Date: 2023, September 11/ September 12/ September 13 from 10am-4pm
Move Out Date: By Saturday, December 16, by noon.
Type of Residence
Rate
Double, triple, and quad room (standard
minimum rate)
$5,800
Multiple-occupancy room in suite
$6,170
Suite in 1019 Commonwealth Avenue or
Myles
$6,635
Single with private bath
$8,175
Single without private bath
$7,615
Apartment with two or more students
$7,735
Apartment with one student
$10,330
Single room in apartment
$9,305
-Housing assignments are based on availability.
-Dining/Meal plans are used for all-you-care-to-enjoy dining halls at any of the residence dining rooms.
-If you are assigned a dormitory-style residence, you are required to choose one of the dining plans.
-Each meal plan includes a set amount of Dining Points* based on the type of plan and length of your program.
Dining plans
Number of meals
Dining points
Cost
Open Access Unlimited Plan
Unlimited Meals
$250/Semester
$3,255
Open Access +
Unlimited Meals
$450/Semester
$3,450
Kosher Plan
11 meals/week
$350/Semester
$3,255
Weekly 10 +
10 meals/week
$750/Semester
$3,450
Description of Dining Plans
-Open Access Unlimited Plan: Unlimited visits to any residence dining room during any meal period, with Dining Points
-Open Access +: Unlimited visits to any residence dining room during any meal period, with Dining Point
-Kosher Plan: Access to all meals served in the Fresh Fuel at Granby Commons Room, including Shabbat meals, festive meals, and Passover Seders, plus Dining Points for additional food purchases.
-Weekly 10 +:10 visits per week to all-you-care-to-enjoy dining hall
*Students residing in University dorms are required to purchase a meal plan and will be automatically assigned the Open-Access Plan and have the option to upgrade to the Open-Access + or Weekly 10+.
The Boston University campus is situated in the heart of Boston, a city widely considered as one of the most desirable cities to live in the United States. Internationally recognized as the educational capital of the United States, Boston is home to more than 60 colleges and universities, creating an atmosphere rich with artistic, social and intellectual opportunities. Outside of the classroom, CELOP students can explore America's early history by walking the Freedom Trail, attend a performance at the Boston Ballet, cheer on the Red Sox, Boston's professional baseball team at Fenway Park, shop along elegant Newbury Street or simply relax in the Public Garden. There are many opportunities for weekend trips along the East Coast, where students can go sightseeing in New York, feast on lobster in Maine, hike New Hampshire's White Mountains, or ski the slopes of Vermont. All of these destinations are an easy drive or bus ride from the BU campus.
Facilities
Full-time CELOP student will have full access to all BU facilities and resources, allowing him or her to truly experience life at a United States university.
Location
Getting to the school from the airport, 3D School view
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