Important Information
This month's Partners Newsletter features our
New Transfer Study Plans
which help our students get into top
US Universities.
Important Dates
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Fall Quarter: September through
December 2009 |
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Housing move-in date |
September 9 & 10, 2009 |
| Orientation |
September 11, 2009 |
| Classes start |
September 21, 2009 |
| Classes end |
December 10, 2009 |
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Winter Quarter: January through
March 2009 |
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Housing move-in date |
December 27, 2009 |
| Orientation and testing |
December 28, 2009 |
| Classes start |
January 4, 2010 |
| Classes end |
March 19, 2010 |
Green River Staff on the Road
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Mike McIntyre
August 24- September 15: Europe
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Dani Chang
September 15-24: Sweden
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MacKenzie Hizon
September: Vietnam
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Ross Jennings
October: China
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Leo Harten
Our Recruitment Representative,
is currently living in Indonesia.
If you would like Leo to assist
you with any promotional activities,
please let us know.
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Orientation Schedule - Overnight
Camping and Seattle Trip
International Students get a great
start at Green River with our one-week,
comprehensive orientation program. The
program includes: testing, placement,
advising, a tour of campus, overnight
camping trip, and a Seattle trip. For
details go to our
Orientation page and click on the
“Calendar
of Activities” to see a three week
schedule of events.
Family Welcome and Orientation
We invite family members of new students
to come and join us for a special welcome
and orientation. Here are the details:
- When: Friday – September
11, 2009
- Where: Student Center
- Time: 8:00 a.m. Orientation
check-in with students
- What: Meet International
Programs Staff; Overview of International
Program Services; Overview of US
Education System; Campus Tour; Lunch
with students and staff; Driving
Tour of Auburn Area & Shopping.
Arrive back on Campus at 4:30 p.m.
Pre-arrival Registration for New
Academic Students
Applicants who have demonstrated
proof of academic-level English proficiency
can register for academic classes before
they arrive on campus. This gives them
a jump start on getting this classes
they need to have a successful start
their first quarter.
For your students who have not demonstrated
English proficiency as part of the admission
process, please check with them to see
if they have taken or plan to take TOEFL,
IELTS or any of the
accepted proof of
proficiency as listed on our web
site.
As soon as we receive proof of English
proficiency, new students can get registered
for academic classes they need to have
a successful start their first quarter.
PowerPoint Presentation in English,
Japanese and Korean
Our
PowerPoint Presentation
is now available in Chinese,
Indonesian, Japanese and
Korean.
Feel free to download a copy and use
for your recruitment activities.
Student email address - New requirement
to obtain a US Student Visa
Student email will be required as
part of the F-1 student visa application
process March 2010.
Feedback?
We are committed to delivering outstanding
personal service to you and your students.
We need your help to continually improve.
Please send me your feedback and
let us know how we can better serve
you.
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