ESL Testing and Registration for - Harper College

Fall 2022*

ESL Testing and Registration for New Students

English Language Program

*Three Kinds of Classes Offered: Fully Online, Blended, Fully In-Person

THE ESL PLACEMENT TEST CAN NOW BE TAKEN ON CAMPUS OR ONLINE.

Getting ready for the online ESL placement test, you will need: A computer (desktop or laptop) with video/webcam and audio capabilities. A quiet place in your home without distractions. To be willing to be on camera during the test, where the proctor will be monitoring you and viewing your

computer screen as you take the test.

For both online and on campus testing: ? Have an ID with your picture and your name. The photo ID can be a driver's license, passport, or government

issued ID. ? Testing, placement, and registering take about one and a half hours.

The ESL placement test (both online and on campus) will have two parts: The first part will consist of:

? A short typed writing test ? A computer-based reading test The second part will consist of: ? A short speaking test with a teacher ? Review of test results and course selection with the teacher

Family members can be with you. If you need to have the same class schedule as a family member or friend,

tell us. We can arrange for you to meet together with an advisor. You will access the MyHarper Student Portal on the computer and register from home. You can pay for your classes online. Payment is due within 48 hours of registration.

In-District *

Out-of-District

International/F-1 Visa

$133.50 per credit hour + fees

$390.50 per credit hour + fees

$466 per credit hour + fees

2 credit hour class: about $341

2 credit hour class: about $855

2 credit hour class: about $998

3 credit hour class: about $494

3 credit hour class: about $1,265

3 credit hour class: about $1,480

4 credit hour class: about $646

4 credit hour class: about $1,674

4 credit hour class: about $1,961

*For in-district prices, you must live or work in the Harper College District. If you don't live in-district but work in-district,

please upload the required forms here: Or contact One Stop by email onestop@harpercollege.edu or by phone 847-925-6081 for a Business EdVantage Form.

Remember! ESL enrollment is limited.

An appointment does not guarantee you will be able to enroll in the class of your choice.

IMPORTANT: If you do not understand this information, or if you have any questions, email the ESL office at: eslinfo@harpercollege.edu.

For information on Harper's response to the pandemic and what you need to know before coming to campus, visit the Harper Pandemic Response website:

FALL English Language Program (ELP)

? Fall Courses are 8, 12, or 16 weeks, and courses are offered online, on campus, or in a blended format. Courses marked by a B are blended (half in person, half online). Courses marked by a W are fully online (Web). Some courses are fully in person / on campus.

? Students can work towards an English Series for Professionals certificate. Select from classes with an symbol.

? 16-week courses have a start date of August 22, 2022, and an end date of December 16, 2022 ? 12-week courses have a start date of September 19, 2022, and an end date of December 16, 2022 ? There are two 8-week sessions: Session I from August 22, 2022 ? October 16, 2022, AND Session

II from October 17, 2022 ? December 11, 2022

Reading Classes

Reading II, III, IV (4 credit hours) These courses help students improve their English reading skills including speed, understanding and vocabulary. They include daily discussion, dictionary work, timed reading assignments, examinations, and outside reading.

Reading II ESL034-001 (16 weeks) ESL034-B65 (12 weeks) ESL034-W65 (12 weeks)

CRN 33217 (IN PERSON: Tues. and Thurs. 9:00 a.m.-10:40 a.m.) CRN 33789 (Blended: meets on Mondays 5:45 p.m. ? 8:00 p.m.) CRN 30009 (Fully online)

Reading III ESL053-001 (16 weeks) CRN 30018 (IN PERSON: Tues. and Thurs. 9:00 a.m.-10:40 a.m.) ESL053-B65 (12 weeks) CRN 33857 (Blended: meets on Mondays 5:45 p.m. ? 8:00 p.m.) ESL053-W65 (12 weeks) CRN 30022 (Fully online)

Reading IV ESL057-001 (16 weeks) ESL057-B65 (12 weeks) ESL057-W65 (12 weeks)

CRN 30025 (IN PERSON: Mon. and Wed. 9:00 a.m.-10:40 a.m.) CRN 30024 (Blended: meets on Tuesdays 9:35 a.m. ? 11:45 a.m.) CRN 30026 (Fully online)

Reading V (4 credit hours) This course develops reading techniques for advanced English as a Second Language students. Focuses on the reading of college textbooks and academic discussion of literature.

ESL073-001 (16 weeks) ESL073-B65 (12 weeks) ESL073-W01 (16 weeks) ESL073-W65 (12 weeks)

CRN 32809 (IN PERSON: Mon. and Wed. 9:00 a.m.-10:40 a.m.) CRN 32100 (Blended: meets on Thursdays 9:35 a.m. ? 11:45 a.m.) CRN 30043 (Fully online) CRN 30054 (Fully online)

Writing Classes

Writing II, III, IV (4 credit hours) These courses focus on writing skills beginning with the paragraph. They include daily discussion, individual and group writing activities, editing skills, sentence patterns, and examinations.

Writing II ESL043-001 (16 weeks) ESL043-B65 (12 weeks) ESL043-W65 (12 weeks)

CRN 33230 (IN PERSON: Tues. and Thurs. 11:00 a.m.-12:40 p.m.) CRN 30011 (Blended: meets on Wednesdays 5:45 p.m. ? 8:00 p.m.) CRN 33819 (Fully online)

Writing III ESL063-001 (16 weeks) ESL063-B65 (12 weeks) ESL063-W65 (12 weeks)

CRN 30029 (IN PERSON: Tues. and Thurs. 11:00 a.m.-12:40 p.m.) CRN 33731 (Blended: meets on Wednesdays 5:45 p.m. ? 8:00 p.m.) CRN 30031 (Fully online)

Writing IV ESL067-001 (16 weeks) ESL067-B65 (12 weeks) ESL067-W65 (12 weeks)

CRN 30037 (IN PERSON: Mon. and Wed. 11:00 a.m.-12:40 p.m.) CRN 30035 (Blended: meets on Thursdays 9:35 a.m. ? 11:45 p.m.) CRN 32583 (Fully online)

Writing V (4 credit hours) Focuses on academic writing for advanced English as a Second Language students. Emphasizes expository essays. ESL074-001 (16 weeks) CRN 30047 (IN PERSON: Mon. and Wed. 11:00 a.m.-12:40 p.m.) ESL074-B65 (12 weeks) CRN 32738 (Blended: meets on Tuesdays 9:35 a.m. ? 11:45 a.m.) ESL074-W01 (16 weeks) CRN 30048 (Fully online) ESL074-W65 (12 weeks) CRN 30049 (Fully online)

Speaking, Listening, and Conversation Classes

ESL Academic Communication Skills II 3 credit hours Focuses on the development of oral/aural communication skills for low intermediate English as a Second Language students. Concentrates on areas necessary for successful communication in academic, professional, and social settings. ESL027-001 (16 weeks) CRN 33868 (IN PERSON: Mon. and Wed. 9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m.)

ESL Academic Communication Skills III 3 credit hours Focuses on development of oral/aural communication skills for intermediate English as a Second Language students. Concentrates on areas necessary to prepare for successful communication in academic, professional, and social settings. Includes pronunciation and academic vocabulary skills. ESL032-001 (16 weeks) CRN 33869 (IN PERSON: Mon. and Wed. 9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m.)

ESL Academic Communication Skills IV 3 credit hours Focuses on the development of academic and professional oral/aural communication skills for high intermediate English as a Second Language (ESL) students. Concentrates on lecture comprehension, collaborative learning, and advanced pronunciation and presentation skills. ESL072-001 (16 weeks) CRN 33870 (IN PERSON: Tues. and Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m.)

Conversation II 2 credit hours Introduces conversation skills for high beginning English as a Second Language students who read and write proficiently in their native languages. Concentrates on areas necessary for successful communication in a variety of American settings. ESL028-070 (8 weeks) CRN 33871 (IN PERSON: Saturdays 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) (Session I from August 22, 2022 ? October 16, 2022)

Conversation III 2 credit hours Develops conversation skills for intermediate English as a Second Language students. Concentrates on areas necessary for successful communication in formal and informal settings. ESL038-070 (8 weeks) CRN 33872 (IN PERSON: Saturdays 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) (Session I from August 22, 2022 ? October 16, 2022)

ESL038-080 (8 weeks) CRN 33873 (IN PERSON: Saturdays 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) (Session II from October 17, 2022 ? December 11, 2022)

Conversation IV 2 credit hours Expands conversation skills for high intermediate English as a Second Language students. Concentrates on areas necessary for successful communication in a variety of American settings. ESL039-080 (8 weeks) CRN 33874 (IN PERSON: Saturdays 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) (Session II from October 17, 2022 ? December 11, 2022)

Grammar Classes

Grammar Review Levels I-II 2 credit hours Focuses on verb tenses, nouns, and determiners for low intermediate students of English as a Second Language. Reviews the form and function of the grammatical patterns. Includes practice in recognizing and accurately producing the patterns, with focus on listening and speaking. ESL008-B70 (8 weeks) CRN 32547 (Blended: meets on Saturdays 9:00-10:40 a.m.) (Session I from August 22, 2022 ? October 16, 2022)

Grammar Review Levels III-IV 2 credit hours Focuses on verb tenses and modals and related structures for intermediate students of English as a Second Language. Reviews the form and function of the grammatical patterns. Includes practice in recognizing and accurately producing the patterns in spoken and written forms. ESL009-B70 (8 weeks) CRN 32548 (Blended: meets on Saturdays 9:00-10:40 a.m.) (Session I from August 22, 2022 ? October 16, 2022) ESL009-B80 (8 weeks) CRN 32549 (Blended: meets on Tuesdays 5:45 p.m.-7:25 p.m.) (Session II from October 17 ? December 11, 2022)

Other ESL Classes

ESL Business Communication Skills 4 credit hours This course is designed to help people who are already working or planning to work in a business career. It will cover such topics as negotiation and presentation skills, using proper telephone protocol, interacting in a business meeting, writing business-appropriate emails and other online text, and learning popular business idioms and phrases.

ESP071-W80 (8 weeks) CRN 33668 (Fully online) (Session II from October 17 ? December 11, 2022)

ESL: Guided Language Lab Instruction 1 credit hour This course develops English language skills for beginning to advanced students of English as a Second Language. Following consultation with the instructor, students work independently in the language laboratory on the skills of their choice and at the recommended level of proficiency.

ESL006-080 (8 weeks) CRN 33851 (IN PERSON) (Session II from October 17 ? December 11, 2022)

All Level IV-V Reading and Writing ESL students who want to enroll in non-ESL courses need approval from an ESL advisor.

This process continues each semester until the student has met the prerequisites for English 101.

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