English as a Second Language Program

12 U.S. colleges are offering English as a Second Language programs and its subprograms.

The average graduate program tuition of the English as a Second Language programs is $17,590 for state residents and - for out-of-state students.

For the vocational programs (certificate programs), the 2023 average tuition is $7,525 and the average program length is 8.00 months.

English as a Second Language by Degree and Programs

3 graudate schools have English as a Second Language programs and no schools offer the program for BS degree. 10 colleges and vocational schools have the English as a Second Language program and 1 schools have post-graduate certificate programs.

English as a Second Language Programs by Degree
	Number of Offered Schools
Less than 12 Weeks Certificate	-
Less than 1 Year Certificate	7
1-2 Years Certificate	2
2-4 Years Certificate	1
Associate's	-
Bachelor's	-
Master's	3
Doctorate	-

U.S. Colleges Offering English as a Second Language Program

School Name	Undergraduate Tuition	Graduate Tuition	Populatoin	Graduation Rate	Students to Faculty
Laney College Public, 2-4 years	$8,684 ($1,147)	-	8,168	24%	22 to 1
Washtenaw Community College Public, 2-4 years	$6,096 ($4,415)	-	10,884	22%	17 to 1
Hudson County Community College Public, 2-4 years	$11,798 ($8,389)	-	6,776	15%	23 to 1
Raritan Valley Community College Public, 2-4 years	$7,296 ($7,295)	-	6,688	28%	18 to 1
Long Island University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$38,868	$25,018	15,191	47%	13 to 1
Monroe Community College Public, 2-4 years	$10,468 ($5,711)	-	8,721	22%	18 to 1
Methodist University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$38,138	$42,825	1,916	37%	10 to 1
Xavier University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$45,000	$12,076	6,632	75%	11 to 1
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Public, four-years	$19,333 ($9,537)	$15,677 ($8,333)	31,940	51%	20 to 1
St Charles Community College Public, 2-4 years	$5,664 ($4,343)	-	5,705	24%	19 to 1