ESL 130: Intermediate Reading Skills

This course is designed to help non-native English speakers acquire the intermediate level reading skills necessary for success in college. This course provides students with effective strategies for increasing vocabulary, taking notes, and reading college-level texts. The course promotes active reading skills that guide students from basic literal understandings of a text to interpretations, including the formation of inferences, conclusions and judgments.

Prerequisites

Non-native speaker of English. TOEFL test score below 500 and/or Clinton Placement Test or permission of instructor. ESL courses count as Humanities Elective Credit.

Semester Offered
Offered upon sufficient demand