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Learn English in California
at the
American
Language and Culture Institute
(ALCI Chico) at California State University, Chico
ALCI
Chico Informational Video Transcript:
Student 1 : “It‘s great
going to school in California!” Student 2 : “Chico
is such a friendly place. I feel welcome.” Student 3 : "The ALCI teachers work hard to teach
their students." Student 4 : "Chico is the most beautiful city
in the United States. I love it." Student 5 : “Chico's A-L-C-I program is very affordable
compared to others.” Student 6 : “The
classes are challenging, but I'm having fun learning English and
I feel very prepared.” Student 7 : “With A-L-C-I
conditional University admission, I don't have to worry about TOEFL.” Student 8 : “I'm
making so many friends from all over the world!” Student 9 : “Chico
is not far from some of the best places to visit in California.” Announcer :
At the American Language and Culture Institute at California State
University, Chico, our mission is to serve you with high quality
language instruction, to provide knowledgeable and supportive counseling
and advising, and to be a bridge of friendship between cultures.
Everyone in the A-L-C-I program in Chico receives quality year-round
language instruction and orientation to American culture. You also
receive access to all campus facilities and services including computer
labs, the student health center, and the library. California State
University, Chico is the regional center for higher education in
Northern California. The beautiful campus and the community of Chico
provide a safe, positive, and affordable environment that welcomes
you. There are numerous housing options and many opportunities for
you to participate in social and recreational opportunities both
on and off campus. Northern California is famous for a great quality
of life, scenic beauty, and all kinds of outdoor recreation. For
those who appreciate an urban setting, San Francisco is only a day
trip away. It's all here… a beautiful setting, affordable living,
a safe, friendly community and great educational opportunities
are all available to you at the American Language and Culture Institute
at California State University, Chico.
Student 1 : “I am very happy with the A-L-C-I
program. You will be too!” Student 2 : “Come join
us in California. It's great!” Student 3 : “Living
in Chico is a great experience.” Student 4 : “Chico
is the most beautiful place, in the best state in the United States.
I love it!” Student 5 : “Please join us. We very
work hard but we also have a lot of fun.” Student 6 : “Through
A-L-C-I, I can be admitted to the University without taking TOEFL.” Student 7 : “We
feel comfortable here and everyone is very friendly. Come and see.” Student 8 : “It's
very affordable. Come and see for yourself.” Student 9 : “A-L-C-I
is the best. Don't miss your chance to study in Chico, California!”
For more information, contact us through our website at rce.csuchico.edu/alci
Reiko Akiyama couldn't be happier in Chico. A student in the American Language and Culture Institute, she came to the University to improve her English skills and develop her ability to teach.
Reiko researched American programs with the help of an agent. She commented that without a doubt "the most attractive thing about Chico State was the ability to take University courses while studying English."
Chico's convenient location was another reason Reiko landed here. "I wanted to be close to friends I have in San Francisco, but I'm a country girl, not a city girl," she emphasized. Without hesitation, Reiko listed the Farmers' Market and Friday Night Concert in the Park among her favorite Chico pastimes.
Chico State's Go Mukai (ALCI
Chico Student) jumps and grabs a long pass to score against
Pacific University of Oregon in an Ultimate Frisbee match. [Click here to read full article]
ALCI
is administered through
the CSU, Chico Research Foundation.
The Foundation's purpose
is to aid and supplement the educational
mission
of California State University, Chico.