- UW International & English Language PUW programs have 60 full-time faculty and professional staff with advanced degrees and many years of experience teaching English language, studying other languages, and living around the world. - International & English Language Programs classes meet on the scenic University of Washington campus or in the commercial and cultural center of downtown Seattle - While studying in the Campus IEP at UW Seattle, students may apply for conditional admission to UW Bothell or UW Tacoma, part of the University of Washington.
National Mix
Nationalities of students include Asian, South American,European, Saudi Arabian and other countries. Thepercentage may vary each month.
Conditional Admission
While studying in the Campus IEP at UW Seattle, students may apply for conditional admission to UW Bothell or UW Tacoma, part of the University of Washington. All international students must meet minimum admission requirements to be considered for admission, including the English proficiency requirement. Students should have a strong secondary-level curriculum along with an outstanding academic record.
Campus IEPAbout the
UW International & English Language Programs began offering English language instruction in 1977. Since 1977, UW International & English Language Programs has been offering English language instruction at the University of Washington, a prestigious university located in Seattle, Washington. The Institute's wide variety of programs includes three- and ten-week intensive sessions, oral fluency and college preparation programs, TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, GRE & GMAT Verbal Preparation courses, tourism and business English certificate programs and internships, and online courses in academic, business, and technical English.Students in the programs study with highly-trained English language professionals on the beautiful UW campus and in downtown Seattle.
University of Washington, Seattle About the
University of Washington (UW), is a public research university in Seattle. Founded in 1861, UW is one of the oldest universities on the West Coast.The university has three campuses: the largest in the University District (Seattle) and two others inTacoma and Bothell. Its operating expenses and research budget for fiscal year 2012 totaled more than US$ 7.2 billion The UW occupies over 500 buildings, with over 20 million gross square footage of space, including the latest University of Washington Plaza consisting of the 325 ft UW Tower and conference center.The University of Washington has been called a Public Ivy institution and is an elected member of theAmerican Association of Universities.The university's research budget is among the highest in the United States. It enjoys a high evaluation in various global university rankings as well.
extensive speaking and listening vocabulary building discussions about intercultural topics conversation strategies group presentation on a cultural topic exploration of American culture and language through film field trips that explore American culture and Seattle's beauty
Benefit, Goal of this course : Improve English vocabulary and fluency in an interactive environment Learn American expressions and current idioms Explore Seattle and immerse in American culture
Curriculum :
In this class, students will practice English and learn about American culture in many ways. Students are placed in class of their levels, each with 15 students. In the classroom, students will have an opportunity to work with students from other countries. they will get a chance to do a lot of listening and speaking, and will build your vocabulary about high-interest topics. Students will improve their listening by studying the language in an American film. Students will have a chance to interact with Americans as they develop a final group presentation.
Outside of class, students will explore the campus area on field trips with classmates and UW students. They will have an opportunity to participate in some of the following: a full campus tour, sports day at on Denny Field, a variety of different activities in Seattle's many interesting neighborhoods, admission to the UW's Burke Museum of Pacific Northwest history, and admission to the UW's Henry Art Gallery.
There are many exciting things to do independently in Seattle during the STEP program dates! When students arrive, the staff of the program will provide students with a detailed calendar of Seattle area events and activities and information about the events.
extensive speaking and listening vocabulary building discussions about intercultural topics conversation strategies group presentation on a cultural topic exploration of American culture and language through film field trips that explore American culture and Seattle's beauty
Benefit, Goal of this course : Improve English vocabulary and fluency in an interactive environment Learn American expressions and current idioms Explore Seattle and immerse in American culture
Curriculum :
In this class, students will practice English and learn about American culture in many ways. Students are placed in class of their levels, each with 15 students. In the classroom, students will have an opportunity to work with students from other countries. they will get a chance to do a lot of listening and speaking, and will build your vocabulary about high-interest topics. Students will improve their listening by studying the language in an American film. Students will have a chance to interact with Americans as they develop a final group presentation.
Outside of class, students will explore the campus area on field trips with classmates and UW students. They will have an opportunity to participate in some of the following: a full campus tour, sports day at on Denny Field, a variety of different activities in Seattle's many interesting neighborhoods, admission to the UW's Burke Museum of Pacific Northwest history, and admission to the UW's Henry Art Gallery.
There are many exciting things to do independently in Seattle during the STEP program dates! When students arrive, the staff of the program will provide students with a detailed calendar of Seattle area events and activities and information about the events.
Are you starting your graduate studies soon? Join us for the Graduate School Preparation Program, a four-week summer program for students in a wide variety of fields. It’s designed to help you gain skills so you can meet the challenges of studying in U.S. graduate programs with confidence.
LENGTH
1 Month
SCHEDULE
Mon-Fri
25 Hours/Week
ENGLISH LEVEL
Advanced
F-1 VISA
Eligible
What You'll Do
Develop the advanced language and presentation skills needed for top academic performance
Increase your awareness of U.S. academic culture and expectations
Satisfy the UW English language proficiency requirement for ENGL 102 and ENGL 104 (if you're an incoming UW student and haven’t met your ELP requirement yet)
Program Features
Lectures from prestigious UW faculty
Panel discussions with program alumni and current UW students
Networking opportunities with incoming UW graduate students
Social activities that include a welcome reception, campus tour and weekly coffee hours with program staff
In the Graduate School Preparation Program, you’ll receive four weeks of training designed to prepare you for successful graduate-level studies at a U.S. university.
The program is divided into three main components:
Academic Preparation — including vocabulary development, reading comprehension, academic writing, note-taking, critical thinking skills and small-group work
Verbal Communication — including presentation skills, pronunciation and participating in and leading discussions
Orientation to Life in the United States — including professor and peer expectations and health and safety issues
The Graduate School Preparation Program accommodates a broad range of student research areas and fields of study. You’ll use your graduate program research topic as the focus of your studies. The program culminates in a final conference presentation by all program participants. To prepare for this presentation, you’ll write a graduate-level research paper proposal and create a poster to visually represent your thesis.
Each week, students will attend at least one guest lecture given by topic experts and UW faculty. Lectures will cover a wide range of subject areas. The lectures are intended to help broaden student knowledge on academic topics as well as develop comprehension, critical thinking and note-taking skills. You should expect to spend one to three hours nightly on homework, presentations and preparing for the next day's classes.
Are you starting your graduate studies soon? Join us for the Graduate School Preparation Program, a four-week summer program for students in a wide variety of fields. It’s designed to help you gain skills so you can meet the challenges of studying in U.S. graduate programs with confidence.
LENGTH
1 Month
SCHEDULE
Mon-Fri
25 Hours/Week
ENGLISH LEVEL
Advanced
F-1 VISA
Eligible
What You'll Do
Develop the advanced language and presentation skills needed for top academic performance
Increase your awareness of U.S. academic culture and expectations
Satisfy the UW English language proficiency requirement for ENGL 102 and ENGL 104 (if you're an incoming UW student and haven’t met your ELP requirement yet)
Program Features
Lectures from prestigious UW faculty
Panel discussions with program alumni and current UW students
Networking opportunities with incoming UW graduate students
Social activities that include a welcome reception, campus tour and weekly coffee hours with program staff
In the Graduate School Preparation Program, you’ll receive four weeks of training designed to prepare you for successful graduate-level studies at a U.S. university.
The program is divided into three main components:
Academic Preparation — including vocabulary development, reading comprehension, academic writing, note-taking, critical thinking skills and small-group work
Verbal Communication — including presentation skills, pronunciation and participating in and leading discussions
Orientation to Life in the United States — including professor and peer expectations and health and safety issues
The Graduate School Preparation Program accommodates a broad range of student research areas and fields of study. You’ll use your graduate program research topic as the focus of your studies. The program culminates in a final conference presentation by all program participants. To prepare for this presentation, you’ll write a graduate-level research paper proposal and create a poster to visually represent your thesis.
Each week, students will attend at least one guest lecture given by topic experts and UW faculty. Lectures will cover a wide range of subject areas. The lectures are intended to help broaden student knowledge on academic topics as well as develop comprehension, critical thinking and note-taking skills. You should expect to spend one to three hours nightly on homework, presentations and preparing for the next day's classes.
The Global Business Certificate is a nine-month program taught by distinguished faculty and industry experts, and it’s designed to help you advance your career.Increase your English business vocabulary as well as your listening, speaking and presentation skills
Gain insight into cutting-edge global business practices. Earn an internationally recognized professional certificate
Benefit, Goal of this course :
-Eligibility to gain real-world work experience in your field of study through Optional Practical Training (OPT)
-Instructors from the prestigious UW Foster School of Business Students from all over the world
The Global Business Certificate is a nine-month program taught by distinguished faculty and industry experts, and it’s designed to help you advance your career.Increase your English business vocabulary as well as your listening, speaking and presentation skills
Gain insight into cutting-edge global business practices. Earn an internationally recognized professional certificate
Benefit, Goal of this course :
-Eligibility to gain real-world work experience in your field of study through Optional Practical Training (OPT)
-Instructors from the prestigious UW Foster School of Business Students from all over the world
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Fees
School's Admin fee
Tuition
36 Week
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(USD)$ 16,260 / Week
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Housing Placement
Accommodation Fee
Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
Airport Pickup
Other Charges
Remarks / Other Information
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Location
Accommodation
Housing
Apartments or Shared Housing
If students plan to live off campus in an apartment or in shared housing (one or more students living in a house together), they will need to make their own arrangements directly with the landlord or agent. It is extremely difficult to find a house to rent in the University District. Sometimes students can find a house to rent together. However, most houses require a lease, a security deposit, and the first and last months' rent. It is easier to find an apartment or a room in shared housing.
Homestays
Living with an American family is a great way to improve English and learn about American culture. For a fee, which includes housing placement and airport pickup, a homestay agency will assist students in finding such a family.
Surrounding Area
The Pacific Northwest is one of the most beautiful and livable regions in the US. Surrounded by lakes, rivers, mountains and Puget Sound, it's a dream location for recreation. International & English Language Programs classes meet on the scenic University of Washington campus or in the commercial and cultural center of downtown Seattle, which is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Seattle has a mild climate year-round with excellent hiking, skiing, professional sports, symphony, opera, film and music festivals. Both the University and the downtown campus are easily accessible by car or bus, and special UW bus passes are available for students.
Facilities
Basketball courts, cafeteria, computer center, fitness center, gymnasium, language technology center, library, music practice room, Racquetball/Squash courts, Recreational park, running track, snack bar, soccer field, swimming pool, tennis court, wheelchair accessible
Activity
Conversation Partners
Our Language Exchange Program can match you with a conversation partner, a native English speaker who is interested in learning your language. In exchange for helping you with your English, the conversation partner will get a chance to practice your language. This program can help you meet Americans and improve your English skills at the same time.
Experimental College
The Experimental College offers noncredit classes on a wide variety of interesting topics, such as dancing, cooking and acting. You can connect with other UW students and people from the community in these inexpensive evening and weekend courses.
Foundation for International Understanding Through Students (FIUTS)
FIUTS is an organization on the UW campus that offers weekly activities, trips and lunches. You will be able to meet Americans and other international students while you participate in fun social activities.
Husky Sporting Events
Watch the UW Husky men's and women's athletic teams as they compete against other universities in football, baseball, basketball, soccer and many other sports. Most teams have their home games at campus locations. Join other students as you cheer the Dawgs on to victory!
Volunteer Opportunities
The IELP International Student Advisors can help you find a good place to volunteer in Seattle that matches your interests. Volunteering is an excellent way to meet new people, practice your English and learn about American culture.
I attended Washington University without the help from the institution. I was worried first because of my communication skills but the site provided a lot of assistance regarding my visa which helped me through. I studied about 4 months at ELS which is located at downtown and went to UW to study more for 2 months.
Comparing between ELS and UW, I reckon ELS is easier to get used to speak English where UW program is academic. For that reason, UW program is more structured and despite the fact there is less hours spent on the program I felt like as if I have learned more out of it. But in my opinion, if I went straight to UW program, I would have struggled. I was able to absorb more in UW program because I started ELS program first. UW has 5 different levels to choose depending on your level of English. For me, I was determined to be a ‘level 5 student’ so I could study what I want. I chose to study advanced conversation, writing-oriented research paper writing class and did advanced listening&speaking class. The teachers were excellent and essay classes give you long detailed feedbacks so it makes me think it is worthwhile writing a proper essay. Conversation classes obviously makes you talk a lot and I learned some slangs and real life words to make things more natural.
And I had two Asian roommates one Korean, one Viet. Both of them were (유덥?) students but this Korean guy was literally American as he lived in U.S for 7 years. It was very motivating to see that student talking to white guys fluently and I learned a lot from it. And it is good to apply for meal plan as it is much easier to solve your meals. Also, within the dormitory there are places for salad bar, pizza, rice etc so it is pretty good.
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저는 유학원 도움없이 스스로 준비를 하여 워싱턴 대학교를 진학하였었어요. 처음에는 대화하는 부문에 걱정이 되었었는데 지원한 사이트에서 비자까지 많은 도움을 주셔서 너무 순조롭게 어학연수를 다녀올수 있었어요.
안녕하세요~
저는다운타운에 위치한 ELS에서 네달을 공부하고 UW으로 2달정도 어학연수를 갔습니다.
ELS와 UW프로그램을 비교해본다면, ELS가 좀 더 말틔우고 영어와 친해지는 데 쉽다면,UW프로그램은 보다 더 아카데미컬해요. 그래서 배우는 게 좀 더 체계적이고 아무래도 대학 내의 프로그램이다보니까 ELS보다 시간은 적지만, 더 많은 걸 배우는 것처럼 느껴집니다. 하지만, 제 생각으론, 처음 연수를 가서 바로 UW프로그램에 들어갔다면, 조금 힘들었을수도있었을것같아요. 왜냐하면 저는 els에서 이미 영어에 조금 익숙해진 후에 uw을 갔기때문에 아카데미컬한 것들을 조금 더 잘 흡수할 수 있었던 것 같습니다. UW은 레벨이 5개이고, 오티에 가서 시험을봐서 reading, writing, listening시험으로 레벨을 각각 결정합니다. 그래서 만약 reading 레벨이 4면 리딩레벨 4 안에 있는 카테고리에 있는 반들 중에서 하나를 선택할 수 있고 라이팅이 레벨이 3이면 그 카테고리 안에 반이 또 많아서 그 안에서 자기가 고르고싶은걸 골라서 할 수 있어요. 저는 모두 레벨이 5가 나와서 하고싶은 반을 했는데요. 그래머는 그 전 ELS에서도 많이 했고 그랬어서 advanced conversation, 라이팅 중심의 research paper쓰는 반 (반이 뭐였나 정확히 기억이 안나네요ㅠㅠ)그리고 advanced listening'&speaking을 했어요! 그런데 정말 선생님들도 실력이 좋으시고 에세이반 같은 경우는 숙제를 해가면 피드백을 정말 열심히 써 주시더라구요. 그래서 열심히 해가는 보람도 있고... conversation반은 주로 말을 많이 시켜요..프레젠테이션 많이 하구요. 그리구 말할때 미국인들이 쓰는 속담이나 슬랭같은거 배워서 좋구... 리스닝&스킹반도 마찬가지에요. ELS하고 비교하면, 유덥 선생님들이 좀 더 실력도 있으신것같고 프로그램도 더 체계적이에요. 그렇다고 ELS가 체계적이지 못한 건 아니지만 아무래도 사설이다보니까 선생님들 가르치는 실력,그리고 열정이 조금 덜한것같기도 해요... 좋은 선생님들도 물론 몇몇 계시긴 하지만요.
저는 룸메이트가 둘이었는데 한명은 한국인, 한명은 베트남애였어요. 둘다 유덥 학생들이었는데 한국인친구도 미국에서 산 지가 7년돼서 반 미국인이었어요.ㅋㅋ 그래서 그 친구의 친구들하고 만나기도 하면서 아메리칸들 대화하는것도 많이 보고 또 영어로 대화하면서 조금 더 늘 수 있었던것같아요.
그리구 기숙사생활이 좁고 불편하지만, 그 안에서 미국애들대화하는거 많이 들을 수 있어서 좋은것같아요. 막 말 빨리하면 하나도 못알아듣기도 하지만, 자극도되고... 그리구 우연한 기회에 친구될 기회도 있고요. 그리고 기숙사 안에 밀플랜신청하면 밥 먹기도 편해요. 기숙사 안에 카페테리아가 있어서 샐러드바, 피자파는곳, 라이스종류,등등 다양해서 먹기 좋아요.
私はダウンタウンに位置するELSの４ヶ月勉強した後 university of washingtou 2ヶ月ほど語学留学に行ってきました。
ELSとuniversity of washingtouのプログラムを比較してみると、ELSがより会話英語とを学べますが易しい方は、 university of washingtou のプログラムよりアカデミーカールです。学ぶことが、よりシステム的でどうしても大学内のプログラム見てみたらELSより時間は少ないが、より多くのことを学ぶように感じられます。しかし、私の考えでは、最初に留学に行ってすぐにの university of washingtou プログラムに入った時、少し大変だったこともありました。なぜなら私はelsですでに英語に少し慣れた後uwを行ったため、アカデミーカールより少しよりよく吸収することができました。 UWはレベルが5個で、ティに行って試験を受けてreading、writing、listeningのテストでレベルをそれぞれ決定します。もしreadingレベルが4リーディングレベル4の中にあるカテゴリーの中のいずれかを選択することができ、ライティングのレベルが3の場合、そのカテゴリの中の半分がまた多くて、その中で自分がやりたいものを選んで行うことができます。私はすべてのレベルが5にだったのでやりたい半分をしたんです。グラマーは、その前ELSもたくさんしましたしadvanced conversation、ライティング中心のresearch paper書くの半分（半分は何だったか正確に覚えていないですねㅠㅠ）そしてadvanced listening '＆speakingをしました！しかし、実際に先生たちも実力がついてくると論文のような場合には、宿題をしてフィードバックをとてもに熱心にしていただきました。だから、頑張っていく甲斐もあって... conversation半分は主に会話をたくさんします。プレゼンテーションたくさんありますね。あと、アメリカ人が使うことわざやスラングのようなもの学べます。リスニング·スピーキングも同じです。 ELSと比較すると、university of washingtou先生たちが、より実力もあるようで、プログラムは、よりシステム的です。だからといってELSがシステム的ではないというわけではないですが、どうしてもプライベートで見ると先生の教える力、そして情熱が少し少ない様な感じもあり...良い先生たちももちろんいらっしゃいますが。
私のルームメイトが二人だったが一人は韓国人、一人はベトナム人でした。二人共university of washingtou学生でしたが、韓国人の友達もアメリカで生活して7年なので半分はアメリカ人みたいな感じでした（笑）だから、彼の友人と会ったりしながらアメリカの話をすることも多くて、また英語で会話もしたので少し実力が伸びたと思います。
I was procrastinating about this review so much but as soon as I returned to Korea I am finally writing this. And thanks to you guys I have successfully finished my UW programs.
UW will test your reading, listening and writing before you start the program.
Reading and listening should be fine to those who did well in high school English.
For the writing part, they give you three topics and you choose one of them to write.
There are 5 levels but in order to get into level 4 or 5 you have to choose the last topic.
I think the test is same every year, it will tell you when you sit for the exam.
After the test, they will tell you the results individually and you will be given choices to choose your classes. In UW IEP courses, your selection gets limited depending on your level. If your level is 5 for all categories (reading, listening, writing), you can choose any classes but if not, your selection will be limited.
There are ARW (Academic Reading and Writing), ACON (Advanced Conversation), ALW (Academic Listening and Writing) classes which focus on academic side of English. Or there are more flexible classes where you learn about NEWS, history or music and pay extra to learn TOEFL. Class can be either 2 or 1 hour. 4 hours a day, 5 days a week.
For me, I studied ARW, ACON and grammar 5. ARW is all about learning how to write college-standard materials. You learn about how to write, how to find ideas or how to improve your ideas. ACON firstly chooses a topic to talk about and it helped me a lot with the pronunciation and speed of talking. The teacher did his Ph.D so he could teach in various ways. Grammar 5 was pretty disappointing; it was like learning Hackers grammar in Korea in English. It had great explanation but that’s about it.
The only bad thing about the lesson is that, your friends may choose different classes so you will have to make new friends. But that’s really a minor problem. And once every fortnight, there are extracurricular activities and it is good to participate in that. Debating and international party are also there for you to enjoy and I still keep in contact with some of the people I met there.
When I used to live in the dorm, a lot of foreign people visit your room. I was too nervous to get close but it is definitely good chance to get used to at U.S life. Sharing food is also a good way to make friends and it is not that expensive.
And you don’t have to hang out with Koreans. It is actually better not to in order to pick up your English faster. This doesn’t mean you have to hang out with white people. Just hang out with people who came to learn English like you, IEP people. You will be forced to use English so it will improve automatically. Your grammar might be wrong, or the vocab. But who cares? It is still improving. If you get lonely easy this method might be hard but not for my case.
^^
Extracurricular activities are non compulsory so it is for you to decide whether to participate or not. I guess one problem I had was getting fatter as the food was not so healthy but you can still control it as the dorm has gym itself and treadmills and so on.
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저는 동생과 같이 ELS 학원에서 세달간 연수를 하고 UW으로 옮겼습니다.
UW은 들어갈 때 리딩과 리스닝, 그리고 라이팅 시험을 봅니다.
리딩과 리스닝은 수능 영어 잘하시는 분은 점수를 따기 무난할 것 같고요,
라이팅의 경우에는 주제를 세개 주고, 그 중에 하나를 택해서 쓰는 것입니다.
레벨이 1~5까지 있는데 4나 5에 들어가고 싶으신 분은 마지막 주제를 택하셔야 해요,
아마 매년 같다고 들은 것 같네요, 시험볼 때 지침에 다 나와요.
그렇게 시험을 보시면 이후 개인을 모두 불러서 시험 결과를 알려주고 맞는 반을 선택할 기회를 가져요.
UW IEP 코스에서는 각 레벨에 따라 선택할 수 있는 반이 제한됩니다.
리딩, 리스닝, 라이팅 모두 레벨 5를 받으시면 모든 반을 선택하실 수 있지만 하나라도 그 아래로 떨어지시면 선택하실 수 있는 반이 줄어드는 식이죠.
반은 ARW(Academic Reading and Writing), ACON(Advanced Conversation), ALW(Academic Listening and Writing) 등 아카데믹에 초점을 많이 맞춘 반들과 NEWS, History, Music과 같이 교양 쪽으로 들을 수 있는 반도 있고, 추가 비용을 지불하시고 TOEFL과 같은 반도 들을 수 있어요.
반은 2시간 짜리로 선택하실 수도 있고 1시간 짜리로 선택하실 수도 있어요. 하루 총 4시간씩, 월~금 5일간 수업이 진행됩니다.
제 경우에는 ARW, ACON, 그리고 Grammar5를 들었어요. ARW는 한 쿼터를 두고 글을 쓰는 건데 미국 대학(칼리지 수준)에서 글을 쓰는 것으로, 형식 자체는 논문과 비슷하고(기본적인 레포트와 같다는 뜻입니다^^), 어떻게 쓰는지, 아이디어는 어떻게 찾는지, 어떻게 발전시키는지 등에 관해 쓰면서 배웁니다. 우리나라 논술반과 비슷하다고 생각하시면 될 것 같네요.
그리고 ACON의 경우에는 주제를 주고 대화를 하는 건데 발음과 말 속도 등 많은 부분에서 도움이 되었어요. 선생님께서 미국에서 발음 관련 박사 과정까지 마치신 분이어서 다양한 방법으로 지도를 하셨구요,
Grammar5 같은 경우에는 우리나라 해커스 문법을 영어로 가르치는 듯한 느낌.. 빡빡하고 재미없었어요. 혹시나 해서 들었는데 역시 수능 영어를 열심히 하셨다면 굳이 들을 필요는 없으신 거 같아요. 그런데 주변에 한국인 친구들 중에 수능 때 문법을 안했던 친구들은 도움이 많이 된 것 같아요. 설명은 굉장히 잘했습니다, 선생님께서.
그런데 수업의 한가지 단점은 학생들이 자율에 따라 반을 선택하기 때문에 반이 같지 않으면 한 친구들과 계속 만나지 못하기 때문에 성격이 활발하지 않으시면 친해지는데 시간이 걸리거나 못친해지실 수도 있어요. 그런데 나온 애들 거의 다 활발해서 금방 친해지지만요^^
격주 정도로 토요일이나 일요일에 UW IEP 코스에서 하는 외부활동 있으니까 그거 참가하셔도 좋구요.
그리고 외국인들 모아서 토론 같은 거 하는 곳도 있고 International Party도 활성화되어 있어서 알기만 하면 참가하시는데 참 좋아요, 전 거기서 만난 친구들 아직도 연락하고 있어요~
그리고 FIUTS라고 외국인 모아서 하는 동아리 같은 게 있는데 참여 안하시는 것을 추천드립니다. 별로 하는 것도 없고...
외부 기숙사 사는 친구 있으면 그런 기숙사에서 파티 많으니까 물어봐서 그냥 그런데 참여하세요.
저는 학교내 기숙사에서 살았는데 처음에 외국인들이 자주 방으로 찾아옵니다. 그때 친해지면 되는데 전 미국인과 얘기하는게 너무 처음이라 떨려서............................................... 기숙사에서도 활동이 많습니다, 다 하기 나름이에요^^ 아 그리고 같은 방 쓰는 친구도 싱가포르인이어서 어쨌든 영어 써야됐고요 ~
그리고 기숙사 사시면 식대도 같이 지불해야 하는데요, 식대가 가장 싼 걸로 해도 참 많이 남아요!
저는 그거 친구들 사주면서 인덕 쌓는데 활용했어요^^^^^^^ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 하지만 사실 돈이 참 아깝습니다................ 학교밖에 집도 싼 곳 있고, 식대도 사실 학교 안에서만 쓸 수 있어서... 나가서 먹는 일이 많으니까 돈이 좀..................... 마지막에 반마다 초콜렛 뿌리고 왔어요, 발렌타인 기념해서 ㅋㅋ
그리고 성당도 다니면서 성가대도 했는데 그것도 많이 도움이 됩니다. 특히 네이티브들과 얘기하면 말이 정말 빠르고 억양도 있어서 듣기나 말하기에 도움이 됩니다. 처음에는 말 잘라 들어가는 것도 너무 어려웠지만...
한국인들은 멀리 하면 멀리할 수 있어요, 어차피 거기 온 애들도 다 영어 거기서 거기고, 영어 익히러 온 애들이랑 금방 친해져요, 네이티브 말고 IEP 온 애들요^^^^
걔네랑 놀러다니면 어쩔 수 없이 영어 써야되니까 말하는 게 막 늡니다. 문법 같은 거 틀려도 신경 안쓰셔도 돼요, 쓰다보면 늘어요. 속도의 차이는 있지만.......................
하지만 타지에서 외롭고 한국어로 얘기하는게 엄청 다르니까요 한국 친구 너무 멀리해도 힘드실 수도 있어요 저는 별로 외로움을 안타서...
그리고 시애틀이 명소는 스페이스니들이랑 퍼스트스타벅스밖에 없는데 소소하게 예쁜 장소가 참 많아요, 개스웍스 파크나 프레몬트, 그리고 무슨 파크 있는데 기억 안나네요, 시애틀 야경을 전문적으로 찍을 수 있는 곳이 있는데... 참 아름답습니다 ^^
외부활동은 하기 나름이고 반 활동도 하기 나름입니다, 도서관도 이용할 수 있고, 사실 좋은게 참 많아요. 살 찌는 게 단점이지만 그건 조절하셔도 되고, 트레이닝 센터도 이용할 수 있어요, IMA라고 학교 애들만 이용할 수 있는 거대한 GYM은 쓸 수 없지만 각 기숙사마다 트레드밀 정도는 갖추고 있거든요.
半分はARW（Academic Reading and Writing）、ACON（Advanced Conversation）、ALW（Academic Listening and Writing）などアカデミックに集中NEWS、History、Musicと一緒に受けれるクラスもあり追加料金を支払えばTOEFLのクラスも受ける事ができます。
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