Things to Consider

The first thing you will want to think about is:

  • Where in the U.S. do I want to study?

Once you have decided on a location, there are other things you should consider:

  • What is the cost of tuition?
  • What levels of instruction are offered?
  • What is the length of the program and does it fit your schedule?
  • Does the school offer a range of activities that you would enjoy?
  • Does the language program focus on the types of instruction you are interested in—academic English, conversational English, or business English, for example?

The CEA list of accredited programs and schools on this web site links to each site’s web site. By going directly to the school’s site you will be able to answer your questions and to contact those schools you find meet your needs.

Finding a place to study English isn’t always easy because there are so many choices out there, but looking for CEA accredited schools can help limit the number of places you might consider.
 

Directory

Visit the Directory to search or view a list of CEA accredited programs and instituitions

EducationUSA centers are the U.S. State Department’s network of over 400 advising centers in 170 countries designed to assist local students find the appropriate college or university in the United States. In addition to using the CEA website to help you find an appropriate English language program or school, the EducationUSA site will help you to find a U.S. location for further study.