• Getting Settled
• Endorsement
• TOEFL
• Learning English Efficiently
• Report dates for Continuing Students

Link to other Student Services

• CESL Library
• CESL Language Learning Lab
• CESL Activities
• English Lessons on line
• Forms for CESL business. Class changes, visit UA classes, transcripts, etc.
• Some customs in the USA Tips for getting along with people

Carry these 3 IDs with you at all times.

1. CESL Fees Card.  Use this card for admission to CESL classes and labs and at the Campus Health Center.  It has emergency information on it.
2. Cat Card. Us this ID in the community to show that you are a University student.  It is a photo ID.
3. Health Insurance Card.  Keep this card with you in case of emergency.

Optional IDs

4. Driver’s License.  You must have a driver’s license if you drive a car.
5. You may request a state ID that shows your birth date if you don’t drive and want a second photo ID.

If you feel sick, go to the Campus Health Center and show your CESL fees card.

1. In an emergency, dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room at a hospital; use your health insurance. 
2. If you need to see a doctor on the weekend, go to an Urgent Care Center: use your health insurance card.

Health Insurance Our provider is The Chickering Group: An Aetna Company provided by the Harbour Group. To find a list of prefered Aetna health providers please see http://www.aetna.com/docfind/custom/chickering

Mandatory CESL Immigration Orientation All new students must attend the immigration orientation. There is a $50.00 late fee for students who do not attend the session during orientation.

Registration at CESL (Yellow Form) Each semester, all students must complete the registration form to update their address and emergency information.

Change local Address (CESL Form) All students must notify CESL when they change their address.

Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services
6431 S. Country Club
Tucson, AZ 85706
8:00 am - 2:00 pm M-F except holidays

Stay in status http://www.ice.gov/sevis/sevisfactsheet.htm

Special Registration. Students from many countries must report to INS for special registration.http://www.ice.gov/pi/specialregistration/index.htm

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Computers on Campus - To use the internet on campus, you must register your computer.

First, you must create a UA userid and password. See Helen in C101 to get the DSV number you need to create a netid.

After you have a user id and password, you can register your computer at http://www.dhcp.arizona.edu/

• How to find your computer's MAC address

Computer labs on Campus When the CESL labs are closed you can use other computer labs on campus. The nearest lab is in the engineering building between CESL and the Student Union.

OSCR underground Help with your computer applications

On-line Safety

Transportation/Parking on Campus. P&TS is located at 1117 E. 6th Street

• Parking Permits
• Bus Passes
• CatTran Map and Schedule - a pdf map
• SAFERIDE 621-7233
• Visitor Parking Map - a pdf map

Arizona Daily Wildcat - UA daily newspaper

Campus Facilities

UAPD University Police Department

University of Arizona Campus Safety

Discount Deadlines and Registration Dates

Intensive Program Dates

• Alumni referral for new students If a former or current CESL student refers a new student to CESL, the new student will receive a 5% discount on the first session or semester's tuition paid before the deadline.
• Continuing, Extending, or Returning Students who enroll and pay tuition before the discount deadline will receive a 5% discount on tuition.
• UA Student or Dependent, with CatCard, will receive a 10% discount if tuition is paid in full before the discount deadline.

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Concurrent Enrollment Immigration regulations state that F-1 students need the permission of the I-20 issuer to pursue concurrent enrollment in two institutions.  Therefore, we will require any student who is studying on a CESL I-20 to have written permission from CESL to study elsewhere.  Students who are studying outside of CESL without our written permission will be in violation of their status and terminated.   To be eligible for concurrent enrollment in another school the CESL student must

• be currently enrolled in CESL level 60 or above
• maintain a CESL GPA of 2.0 or better
• maintain good attendance at CESL; no more than 10 % absence
• The concurrent enrollment can not conflict with the regularly scheduled CESL classes.
• A student may enroll in no more than 5 credit hours outside of CESL per semester or session

Request Concurrent Enrollment

Visit University Classes CESL students can visit regularly scheduled UA classes with the permission of CESL and the instructor of the UA class. See the Assistant Director for Student Services for more details.

Request to visit a university class

The Center for English as a Second Language
at The University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210024
1100 E. James E. Rogers Way
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0024
Tele: 1-520-621-1362  Fax: 1-520-621-9180
cesl@email.arizona.edu
www.skype.com "azcesl1"
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