International StudentsInternational Students often make up a good 15-20% of the enrollment in some sections of ICS/Spch 7. This provides a wonderful opportunity for both resident and international students to learn more about other cultural perspectives and behavioral norms:
Resident students will have many opportunities to learn from students from all over the world, some of whom already have college degrees. Resident students will also be expected to share their own insights about living, studying and working in our culturally diverse society.
International students will have many opportunities to interact with fluent English speakers, learn more about the diversity of American culture, teach others about their country and culture, and learn about many cultures from around the world.
International Students should have sufficient English language reading, listening, speaking and writing skills to participate in college level online discussions (in the DL section) and in-class discussions and skills activities. Students who are still learning English are welcome, however, please be prepared to check your written work for clarity, use spell check tools, speak up and clarify if something is not clear, and monitor your pronunciation so that others can understand you more easily.
For information on course content and required materials, click on Home on the left.
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