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International Agents

The mission of Hancock International College is to provide a comprehensive educational program in English as a Second Language for international students who represent many different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. The foundations of our program are instruction in grammar, reading, writing, listening, and speaking. We also provide international students exposure to American culture and history.

Headquartered in Irvine, California USA Ranked as the safest city in America with a population

more than 100,000 Named the best run city in the U.S. by 24/7 Wall Street Home to many corporations, particularly in technology

and semiconductor sector Located: One hour southeast of Hollywood 15 minutes east of the Pacific Ocean 90 minutes southwest of the Big Bear Ski Resort 90 minutes north of San Diego and Mexico 4 hours west of Las Vegas

Disneyland Universal Studios Knott’s Berry Farm

Boomers Raging Waters Six Flags Magic Mountain

Intensive English as a Second Language (IESL) This is a series of Intensive English courses for students that want to improve their

English academically or professionally. These courses help students develop grammatical accuracy, reading comprehension, listening, speaking and writing that will cultivate English language proficiency needed to succeed and thrive.

Focus Courses Focus Courses are a series of classes for students who are eager to improve their use

of English for specific purposes. These courses offer understanding to American culture and society to academic English skills.

Social and Cultural Research TOEFL iBT Preparation ESL Practice

English Integration Program

This is a series of Intensive English courses for students that want to improve their English academically or professionally. These courses help students develop grammatical accuracy, reading comprehension, listening, speaking and writing that will cultivate English language proficiency needed to succeed and thrive.

Summer and Winter Camps

Hancock International College (HIC) provides a unique experience for students to discover a multicultural country. The students of HIC interact with a wide variety of international students and become lifelong friends. Through the Summer and Winter Camps students will achieve their language goals and get one step closer to being accepted into a wide variety of universities.

Knott’s Berry Farm Titanic Exhibit

HIC also prides itself on the quarterly cultural field trip where all students can participate in cultural activities. Cultural field trips vary depending on the season.

ITEM DESCRIPTION FEE

Initial I-20 Package *Overseas Application $100 (Waived) SEVIS I-901 $200 Shipping/Handling $150 I-20

$350.00

PROGRAM(s): Per Quarter (10 weeks)

(1) IESL Program $2,600.00

FOCUS COURSE: Per Quarter (10 weeks)

(1) Social and Cultural Research (2) TOEFL iBT (3) ESL Practice

$1,350.00

Integration Program (10 weeks):

English Integration Program (IESL + Focus Course) $3,950.00

ITEM DESCRIPTION FEE

Application Fee Application $100 (Waived) $0.00

PROGRAM(s): (1) IESL Program

Weekly Tuition $275.00

Quarterly Tuition $2,600.00

FOCUS COURSE(s): (1) Social and Cultural Research (2) TOEFL iBT (3) ESL Practice

Weekly Tuition $200.00

Quarterly Tuition $1,350.00

HOUSING FEES and DUES (Based on 3 week Camp)

Shared Room

Registration Fee: $325

Transportation: $66

Monthly Fee: $1,000

TOTAL: $1,391.00

APPLY NOW AT http://www.istudentlink.com/ On the application mark

Hancock International College as the “College You’ll Attend”

FEES AND TUTION DESCRIPTION FEE

Application Fee (Non-Refundable) One-time Fee $100

HIC Student I.D. One-time Fee (Includes 1 Free Black or White HIC T-Shirt) $15.00

TEXT BOOKS: (1) IESL Textbooks $160.00

HIC Three (3) Week Program

(1) HIC Summer Program (3 weeks) (2) HIC Winter Program (3 weeks)

$2,500.00

• The College operates on a quarter basis. The normal IESL Course consists of 10 weeks per quarter.

The HIC Pathway Program offers you the chance to enter a U.S. college or university upon completion of your English course at HIC. There is no minimum level of English proficiency required to enter this program. However, you must successfully complete the upper-intermediate level of English proficiency at HIC before you start classes at the college or university.

HIC’s Intensive English as a Second Language (IESL) and Intensive Business English (IBE) Program provide English for Academic Purposes through reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills to succeed in a college or university in the United States.

After you apply the college or university will determine whether you qualify for admission. If you meet the requirements for admission but do not have the required level of English, they will give you a Conditional Admission. This means you will be able to start classes after you have successfully completed the HIC course.

WestCliff University accepts completion of IESL 104 and IESL 105

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology accepts completion of IESL 104 and IESL 105

Westcliff University Undergraduate Programs Bachelor of Arts in Education (BA Ed) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Graduate Programs Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Arts in TESOL (MA TESOL) Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

The Chicago School Psychology Doctoral Programs

PSY. D (Applied Clinical Psychology, Martial and Family Therapy, Clinical Forensic Psychology)

PHD (Psychology, Behavioral Analysis Specialization, Organizational Leadership, Business Psychology_ Consulting Track)

Master’s Programs MA (Clinical Psychology, Marital and Family Therapy, Forensic

Psychology, Industrial Organizational Psychology, Public Health) MS Applied Behavioral Analysis

Academic Counseling Student Housing Student Health Care

HIC offers a range of supervisory and consultative services for ESL students, including financial assistance, academic counseling, language learning assistance, housing and recreational referrals. The HIC Staff is available to assist all students during regular business hours.

Academic counseling is considered a fundamental educational tool of Hancock International College. Through counseling, students are able to improve their educational experience. Academic advice and counseling by the Director of Academics as well as the Director of Admissions and Student Services will be available on the school premises to all students.

HIC has partnered with homestay companies to offer different options depending on individual needs and type of experience. All ensure a clean, safe, and fully furnished living environment.

CALIFORNIA ENGLISH HOMESTAY Phone: +1 (949) 207-3395 Email: info@homestayme.net http://homestayme.net/ STUDENTLINK INTERNATIONAL Phone: +1 (424) 250-0775 Email: marcio@istudentlink.com http://www.istudentlink.com/ KAPI RESIDENCES Phone: +1 (949) 565-6593 or +1 (949) 565-5693 Email: info@kapiresidences.com www.kaplanresidences.com

Health Insurance Agencies Insubuy, Inc. (866) 467-8289 http://www.insubuy.com

ISO Insurance (800) 244-1180 http://www.isoa.org https://www.isoa.org/hancock_international_college

Health insurance protects you by decreasing the cost of medical charges you may incur while away from home. Insurance companies provide coverage of medical costs such as doctor appointments, prescription costs, accident costs, etc. You may have medical charges that you are unable to pay as you are studying away from home and family. Insurance companies will cover the cost of different levels of accidents, injuries that you have depending on the plan that you choose. There are many places that offer health insurance for international students. Hancock International College can refer students to the following options;

Affordable tuition Housing Options Academic Counseling Free Tutorial Services Transfer Opportunities Small, Intimate classes Instructors with multi-cultural teaching

experience American Cultural Activities Supportive Faculty & Staff