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Part-Time Options & Tutoring
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Class

CESL offers many affordable, part-time options during the day or evening to students who may be busy with jobs or other studies. CESL part-time options can enhance your life or further your career. UA international students may brush up on their weakest English language skills.

For more information: ceslptp@email.arizona.edu

 

Part Time Certificates

The Options
Eligibility & Admission

Day-time

Evening

Flexible

 

 

Part-time study is open to students 18 years of age and older who are literate in their first language and who are currently in the United States, or who are Mexican commuter students with an F3 visa.

Application

Costs vary by program. Part Time costs are indicated in the part time section of the CESL application. For discount information see our Costs Page.

All students born after 1956 must show proof of MMR immunization. Print the Proof of Immunization Form

Students on certain non-immigrant visas may study up to 11.5 hours per week as part time students.

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Tutoring & Lab Pass
Commuter Visas for Mexico

Individualized Tutoring CESL will provide a tutor at the rate of $25.00 per hour. There is a minimum of 10 hours at a time. Complete the CESL Application for English Study Part-Time.

Lab Pass Students may purchase a lab pass and use the self-study materials in our lab. For a listing of these materials see our Resources for Students page.

  • 1 months $15.00
  • 2 months $20.00
  • 3 months $30.00
  • 4 months $40.00

Placement Test Only A student can take the placement test only for $60.00. The test fee will be applied to tuition if the student registers within 6 months.

MEXICAN CITIZENS who reside near the border may secure an F-3 commuter visa that will allow them to travel to Tucson to attend class. Please complete both parts of the application: Application for English Study AND Application for Student Visa. You will need to include financial documents for F-3 visa.

We will send you an I-20 which you must take to the Consulate to secure the F-3 visa. Check the Consulate website for details. http://www.usembassy-mexico.gov/nogales/NS_VISAS.htm Mexican residents of Sonora who require the I-20 for the F-3 visa, must prepay tuition with their applications. Tuition will be refunded if the visa is denied or the class is cancelled.

F-3 visa-holders may be eligible to apply for the SENTRI pass which will allow them to drive through the express vehicle lane when crossing the US border. You should get your visa first to prove you have legitimate business in the USA and then apply for the pass. For information about the SENTRI pass click here.

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The Center for English as a Second Language
at The University of Arizona
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1100 E. James E. Rogers Way
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0024
Tele: 1-520-621-1362  Fax: 1-520-621-9180
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