Academic ELL How to Enroll and Frequently Asked Questions
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How Do I Enroll?
Step 1: Apply at NECC
Complete the free online NECC Application.
Llene la solicitud de admisión a NECC.
Questions?
Website: Admissions & Registration Email: enrollmentservices@necc.mass.edu Phone: 978-556-3700
Step 2: Take the ELL Assessment
- Walk in to complete the placement in person.
Venga a completar la evaluación en persona.
- Lawrence: 45 Franklin Street, Room L135
- Haverhill: 100 Elliott Street, Technology Center, Room TC122
- After the test, an ELL advisor will discuss your levels and explain the next steps.
Después del examen, un consejero de ELL se comunicará con usted para discutir sus niveles y explicar los siguientes pasos.
Questions?
Website: Academic Assessment Email: testing@necc.mass.edu Phone: 978-556-3872
Step 3: Apply for Financial Aid
- Follow the instructions here: Apply for Aid
Siga las instrucciones aquí: Solicitar Ayuda Financiera - If necessary, submit a Health Insurance Waiver Form.
Si es necesario, someta exención de seguro médico.
Questions?
Website: Financial Aid Email: sfs@necc.mass.edu Phone: 978-556-3700
Step 4: Complete Orientation and Register for Classes
- Complete NECC’s Virtual New Student Orientation and Advising Program (or Orientación Estudiantil de NECC en Español).
- After you finish the orientation, complete the Orientation Completion Survey (at the bottom of the orientation website). Then a staff member will contact you to schedule a Virtual Advising Appointment to help you register for classes.
Después de terminar la orientación, complete la Encuesta de finalización de orientación (en la parte inferior del sitio web de orientación). Un miembro del personal se comunicará con usted para programar una cita de asesoramiento virtual para inscribirse en las clases.
Questions?
Website: New Student Orientation Email: orientation@necc.mass.edu Phone: 978-556-3700
Frequently Asked Questions About the Academic ELL Curriculum
What Do I Need for Enrollment into Academic ELL Classes at NECC?
In order to take Academic ELL classes at NECC, you must have (1) a high school diploma or GED, (2) a completed college application, and (3) at least High Intermediate English proficiency on the ELL assessment.
What If My Assessment Shows That My English Is Below High Intermediate Level?
You will be referred to our NECC ESOL program or a community program such as the Massachusetts Adult Literacy Hotline.
When Are the Classes?
Academic ELL classes are available in the morning or evening. They are hybrid (partially online) in the spring and fall and fully online in the summer.
What Are the English Requirements for F-1 Visa Students?
Here are four different ways to show that your English proficiency is appropriate for college work:
- TOEFL iBT score of 44 or higher
- Duolingo English Test score of 75 or higher
- IELTS score of 5.0 or higher
- Take the NECC Academic Assessment in the Assessment Center if you are already in the United States.
What Is the Cost per Course?
Students are charged the regular credit hour rates of the college in ELL courses. Further information can be obtained from the Bursar’s Office. 978- 556-3900.
Didn’t See the Answer to Your Question?
If you have any questions that are not answered here, please call 978-556-3700, or contact:
NECC Admissions
enrollmentservices@necc.mass.edu
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