Tourist/visitor in the USA

Are you a visitor in the USA (tourist visa/ESTA) and would like to take part-time recreational classes during your stay in the United States? Contact a student advisor today for help enrolling in our semi-intensive English course.

How can I enroll as a
tourist/visitor?

Enrolling is easy.
Follow the steps below to enroll or contact a student advisor with questions.

Complete the LANGUAGE ON Application for Admission

Submit a picture or copy of your passport

Pay the registration and materials fee

Frequently asked questions

F-1 visas may be valid for entry to the United States for up to 10 years, but F-1 status (the ability to legally remain in the United States while enrolled in a full course of study) typically lasts for the duration of the student’s approved course.
F-1 visa students must return to their home country within 60 days of the completion of their program.
– Attend a SEVP-approved language training program or academic institution.
– Maintain full-time status.
– Demonstrate financial ability to pay for their cost of living and studying in the United States. You, or your sponsor, must provide your school with a bank statement or a certified bank letter proving that you (or your sponsor) possess sufficient available funds to cover the total cost of attendance of your program.
– Maintain foreign residence and demonstrate intent to return upon course completion.
The I-20 form is not the F-1 (student) visa itself. However, you will need to get an I-20 before you can qualify for the F-1 visa.
The I-20 form is a United States Department of Homeland Security document and can only be issued by a qualified school official (DSO or PDSO) at an institution that is authorized under Federal Law to enroll non-immigrant students.
The I-20 is a “Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant Student Status.”
It depends on the country (and sometimes the city) where you will be applying for your visa. Each United States embassy and consulate has different processing times, which typically range from a few days to a few weeks.
You can visit the website of the U.S. embassy or consulate where you will be applying to see their current wait times.

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What type of
student are you?

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F-1 STUDENT
INITIAL APPLICANT


An F-1 initial applicant is a prospective student who is outside of the USA and applies for an F-1 visa at an embassy in their home country or another country before entering the USA.

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F-1 STUDENT
TRANSFER IN


An F-1 transfer student is a student who already has the F-1 visa (F status), is studying with another school and wishes to transfer to LANGUAGE ON.

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CHANGE OF STATUS APPLICANT

A change of status applicant is a prospective student who is currently in the United States under another visa status and wishes to obtain an I-20 to change their status to F without returning to their home country.

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TOURIST/VISITOR

Are you a visitor in the USA (tourist visa/ESTA) who would like to take part-time, recreational English classes during your stay in the United States?

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LOCAL RESIDENT

Locals who are American citizens or permanent residents can choose between full time intensive classes or part-time semi-intensive classes.

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