Schedules are similar from one semester to another; courses are divided into skill levels dependent on enrollment in any given course. The schedule and semester calendar for the current semester is shown below for reference. For details on specific courses see the course descriptions on our Academic Program page.
| Jan 4-9, 2012 | Registration Period (Students must make an appointment) |
| January 10 | Placement Test, 9 a.m., MCR #219 (Attendance is REQUIRED) |
| January 12 | New Student Orientation, 10 a.m., MCR #219 (Attendance is REQUIRED) |
| January 17 | Classes begin at 8:30 a.m. - students should arrive no later than 8:15 |
| January 17 | Returning Student Orientation, 3 p.m., MCR #203 (Attendance is REQUIRED) |
| Monday/Wednesday | Tuesday/Thursday | |
|---|---|---|
Period #1 | Pronunciation (ESL 085) 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. (2 hrs/week) | Grammar (ESL 020) |
Period #2 | Reading & Vocabulary I (ESL 145) | Writing I (ESL 030) |
| Reading & Vocabulary II (ESL 245) 9:45 a.m. - 12 p.m. (4 hrs/week) |
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Period #3 | Speaking & Listening I (ESL 110) | Speaking & Listening I (ESL 110) |
Speaking & Listening II (ESL 210) | Speaking & Listening II (ESL 210) | |
2:45 - 4:00 p.m. | TOEFL & Pronunciation Language Lab |
Click here for a printable schedule. Schedule may change based on final student enrollment and placement levels. A textbook list will be provided at the student orientation.
Non F-1 students may register for just one or any number of the available classes. Fall and Spring semester courses are $460 each. Concepts and Practices courses are optional and the cost is $75. (Fees are subject to change.)
Students must make an appointment prior to January 10, 2010 to register for classes. For registration and other inquiries please contact us by telephone or email in the upper left menu of this page.
ESL classes in the evenings and on Saturdays are also available; courses typically last six weeks and have flexible starting dates. A minimum number of students is required in order for these classes to be scheduled. Please contact the ESL Coordinator for more information at 931-221-6270.
A schedule for evening and Saturday morning classes is available; click here for details.
ESL classes are also offered at the Renaissance Center in Dickson; courses typically last six weeks and have flexible starting dates. A minimum number of students is required in order for these classes to be scheduled. Please contact the ESL Coordinator for more information at 931-221-6270.
ESL Institute class will be canceled if APSU is closed due to inclement weather or emergency. University closing information is available at the APSU web site, www.apsu.edu, and at
(931) 221-7011.