1. Tuition must be paid in full by the first day of class. Dates and fees are subject to change without notice. Students in the English Intensive Program are not eligible for government financial assistance.
2. Students may be eligible for a tuition refund if their registration to the EIP is cancelled or if their study permit is refused. To qualify for a refund, students must send a request to [email protected] . Requests must be submitted before the last day to enroll for the term in which the student is admitted. No refunds will be issued after this deadline. More details may be found on our regulations page.
3. New students must participate in Integration Days before starting the English Intensive Program.
   • Spring-summer 2025: May 20, 2025
   • Fall 2025: September 2, 2025
   • Winter 2026: January 5, 2026
4. UHIP Health Insurance coverage is mandatory for all students. UHIP premiums are calculated based on when you begin your program. Coverage typically runs from September 1^st to August 31^st. For more information in the UHIP health insurance, please consult the UHIP webpage.
5. This health benefit and dental insurance plan is mandatory for all conditional offer students who start in the fall terms. It is optional for conditional offer students who start in the winter terms. Please follow this link for more information.

6. Due to the validity of the U-Pass in the Fall (September 1 – April 30), eligible full-time students are charged the full amount in the Fall term.

   This means that even if you are only registered for full-time courses in the Fall term, you will still be charged the full amount. If you aren’t full-time during the Winter term, you must submit an opt-out form before the deadline in order to obtain your Winter fee adjustment.

1. Tuition must be paid in full by the first day of class. Dates and fees are subject to change without notice. Students in the English Intensive Program are not eligible for government financial assistance. Sponsored individuals are not eligible for the 10% tuition discount and will pay regular tuition fees of $6,815 per session.
2. Students may be eligible for a tuition refund if their registration to the EIP is cancelled or if their study permit is refused. To qualify for a refund, students must send a request to [email protected] . Requests must be submitted before the last day to enroll for the term in which the student is admitted. More details may be found on our regulations page.
3. New students must participate in Integration Days before starting the English Intensive Program.
   • Spring-summer 2025: May 20, 2025
   • Fall 2025: September 2, 2025
   • Winter 2026: January 6, 2026
4. UHIP Health Insurance coverage is mandatory for all students and must be paid every session.

5. Due to the validity of the U-Pass in the Fall (September 1 – April 30), eligible full-time students are charged the full amount in the Fall term.

   This means that even if you are only registered for full-time courses in the Fall term, you will still be charged the full amount. If you aren’t full-time during the Winter term, you must submit an opt-out form before the deadline in order to obtain your Winter fee adjustment.

• Introduces you to English, focusing on everyday phrases and expressions
• Lets you speak English using short, basic sentences
• Enables you read and understand simple texts on familiar subjects
• Gives you the skills to write short messages and descriptions, laying a solid foundation in grammar
• Gives you a chance to present yourself in English, the first step towards fluency

Schedule

*In addition to the schedule above, students follow a self-directed learning schedule of approximately six hours per week. Schedule is subject to change.

• Lets you have basic conversations, helping you express ideas and emotions
• Helps you expand your vocabulary
• Enhances your reading comprehension through engaging texts
• Develops your writing by letting you craft short paragraphs that tell your story
• Lets you showcase your interests through a presentation, a step towards effective public speaking

Schedule

*In addition to the schedule above, students follow a self-directed learning schedule of approximately six hours per week. Schedule is subject to change. 

• Lets you participate in diverse conversations
• Helps you master a broad range of vocabulary and grammar
• Helps you understand and summarize complex texts
• Teaches you to write structured academic essays and reports
• Lets you make presentations on cultural traditions, enhancing your confidence and global awareness

Schedule

*In addition to the schedule above, students follow a self-directed learning schedule of approximately six hours per week. Schedule is subject to change. 

• Lets you engage in more complex conversations
• Teaches advanced grammar and sentence structure knowledge, for precise expression
• Helps you understand and critique long texts, fostering critical thinking
• Gives you the skills to write detailed academic essays and reports
• Enables you to make a presentation on your field of study, sharpening your academic and professional presentation skills

Schedule

*In addition to the schedule above, students follow a self-directed learning schedule of approximately six hours per week. Schedule is subject to change.

• Gives you confidence in social and academic settings
• Gives you a rich vocabulary and advanced grammar, for articulate, nuanced communication
• Develops your analytical reading skills, crucial for understanding complex texts and ideas
• Helps you write compelling essays and reports, showcasing your critical thinking
• Gives you experience in delivering presentations on global issues

CMN 1148: Introduction to Organizational Communication (three credits)

• Study of the basic concepts in interpersonal and organizational communication. Processes and communication networks one-one one, and in small groups and organizations.

Schedule

* In addition to the schedule above, students follow a flexible learning schedule of approximately six hours per week. Schedule is subject to change.

**CMN 1148 is a three-unit course, which can be applied towards your elective course program requirements (eligibility based on individual program requirements).

If you don’t have a conditional admission offer, you can be admitted to this program if you successfully complete an online language placement test.