1. Complete an application in advising (located in the Student Fine Arts Building)
2. Take the placement test
3. See an ESOL advisor to register for ESOL classes.
Whether you register as a CREDIT student or a CE student, you must see an ESOL advisor first. To register for ESOL classes, please see Ita Jervis, ESOL/international student advisor, in SFA 116 (Phone: 281-312-1536).
Below are some of the differences between the two methods of enrollment:
| Continuing Education | Credit | |
| Curriculum | Recommended for students who want to improve their English for daily, non-academic activities. | Recommended for students whose goal is to improve their English for academic or professional purposes. |
| Registration |
All students, except for international (F-1) students, can register for ESOL courses through Continuing Education. |
For students who are permanent residents or citizens, or are in the United States on certain types of visas, including the F-1 visa. |
| Tuition |
For the most updated fees, please check the CE Class Schedule at the link below: |
For the most updated fees, please click below: |
| Grading | Students receive an "S" if they pass the course and an "N" if they don't pass. |
Students receive a grade of A, B, or C, if they pass the course, and IP or F if they don't. Students can drop the course before a certain date and receive a W. |
| Grade Reports |
Students receive a certificate for the successful completion of the course at the end of each semester. Students with too many absences or students who stop attending the class will not receive a certificate of completion. |
Students receive a transcript of their grades. Students with too many absences will be dropped from the course. |