INTERLINK at University of North Carolina Greensboro

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In-person Intensive English at UNCG

Students may enroll full-time and take both courses each term, or part-time and take one course each term. The curriculum focuses on listening, speaking, reading, writing, and skills necessary for professional growth and successful academic and social adjustment in the U.S. Students have access to INTERLINK’s on-campus support in addition to online support.

Term Dates

New sessions begin every 5 weeks

Dates and Fees →

Core Courses

Reading & Writing
Communication Skills

Proficiency Levels

6 Levels
Initial level placement is determined after the placement tests are taken. We do not offer classes for beginner students.

Placement Testing Information  →

Class Schedule

Monday through Friday; 2-hour classes each day
Full-time – 2 courses, 4 hours per day
Part-time – 1 course, 2 hours per day

Tuition & Fees

$1,650 per term for full-time study

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Duration

Each level has two 5-week modules and lasts 10 weeks

Dates and Fees

Term Dates

Term
Dates
Winter II 2024
February 15 - March 22
Spring I 2024
April 1 - May 7
Spring II 2024
May 9 - June 17
Summer 2024
June 19 - July 26
Fall I 2024
August 15 - September 23
Fall II 2024
September 25 - October 31
Fall III 2024
November 4 - December 13

Application Deadlines

Term
Application Deadline
Summer 2024
Friday, April 26, 2024
Fall I 2024
Monday, June 24, 2024
Fall II 2024
Friday, August 2, 2024
Fall III 2024
Thursday, September 12, 2024

Fees for 5-week term

FeesOn CampusOff Campus
Application Fee$100$100
Express Mailing Fee$65$65
Tuition$1,650$1,650
UNCG Facility Fee$528$528
Housing Deposit$100varies
Housing$2,200 - $2,600 (w/ meals)$1,000 - $2,000
TOTAL$4,200 - $4,790$3,565 - $4,565

Tuition and fees are subject to change.

Above fees do not include books (up to $50/session), personal expenses, transportation, or expenses for dependents. The UNCG Facility Fee and Medical Insurance usually increase each year between Summer and Fall. Please contact the institute if you have any questions.

Student Health Insurance: Traveler’s insurance is not the same as health insurance. INTERLINK requires students and their dependents to have health insurance. Travel insurance is designed for people traveling to cover cancellations, personal belongings and only emergency medical treatment, whereas international health insurance is designed to cover inpatient treatment check-ups and continuing treatment of chronic conditions abroad.

Refund policy:
Students can receive a full tuition refund if it is requested before the start of classes. If requested during Week 1 of classes, students can receive a 50% refund. After Week 1, students are not entitled to a refund. Students requesting a refund will be required to fill out the Refund Form. Refunds for students who must withdraw because of illness or emergency will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

On-Campus Housing Deposit Policy:
Students who want to live in the on-campus dorms must pay a $100 non-refundable deposit and $75 refundable key deposit three weeks before the first day of orientation (the first class date). If the student does not pay this deposit, they will not be eligible for on-campus housing. On the return of the room key, the student will receive their $75 deposit. The student must email uncg@interlink.edu to confirm their arrival date and time. We can only move students into the on-campus room Monday – Friday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Program Curriculum

INTERLINK offers a rigorous curriculum on the university campus that includes in- and out-of-class assignments, such as group discussion, interviews, library research, community involvement, writing projects, and presentations. Upon successful completion of the INTERLINK program, students demonstrate the following skills:

  • speak English more fluently and with more confidence
  • effectively write a variety of academic essays
  • understand spoken and written English through use of different listening and reading strategies
  • understand different cultures
  • apply and improve their critical thinking skills
  • conduct research and report findings in English
  • engage in group work and in team activities
  • use the Internet, email, and computer technology

INTERLINK’s curriculum is rigorous. Its six levels, offered in 5-week sessions, involve in- and out-of class assignments in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and projects which require active student participation. Students enjoy full access to university facilities, including opportunities to meet students and professors, audit or take classes for credit. Of particular benefit to students is the representation of many cultures in the program. In a diverse environment, students learn more about the world, and in the process, about themselves. Upon graduation from INTERLINK’s program, students will receive a certificate which is accepted by UNCG for fulfilling English requirements. No additional test scores are needed.

Application Process

Submit your application and supporting documents

Our admission staff will reach out to you as soon as you submit your application.

Pay your application fee

After your application is complete, make your payment online or contact us below for assistance.

Arrange a placement testing session

Once you’ve made your payment, admissions staff will contact you to arrange your placement test.

Location

INTERLINK at the University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG) has been helping students achieve their personal and professional goals since 1997. Located in Greensboro, North Carolina, INTERLINK offers intensive English instruction, academic preparation, and cross-cultural orientation for students, scholars, and professionals on a year-round basis. The program prepares students for challenging careers, and provides the tools and skills needed to achieve success in the 21st century. Upon graduation, many students go on to study in academic programs at UNCG or other area universities.

Dedicated to a global education for its approximately 18,500 students, UNCG is a comprehensive university providing excellence in undergraduate and graduate education. Among the 16 universities in the North Carolina educational system, UNCG is one of only a few which award doctoral degrees. The university offers master’s degrees in 68 academic subjects and doctoral degrees in 14 areas of study (see programs here). UNCG also has a full range of undergraduate majors. The campus is conveniently located near the center of Greensboro, which has been rated as one of America’s most outstanding mid-sized cities.

Greensboro, North Carolina
A prosperous city of around 300,000, Greensboro is situated midway between North Carolina’s attractive seashore and its beautiful mountains. Greensboro has been rated as one of America’s most outstanding mid-sized cities, with its own symphony orchestra, ballet, theater productions, public golf and recreational facilities. The mild climate, moderate cost-of-living, excellent medical services, six colleges and universities, shopping centers and diverse international population make Greensboro a safe and enjoyable place in which to live and study. Find more information about the city of Greensboro here.

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Email: uncg@interlink.edu

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