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At Navarro College, we take pride in our international students and value the cultural diversity offered to both the campus and local community. Navarro College has opened its doors to international students for many years. It’s really a unique experience to have the world come to us. The multiculturalism brought about by international students truly enhances the quality of education received at Navarro College; mutually, international students benefit in the same way.
As one of the prominent community colleges near the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Navarro College offers comprehensive training for international students interested in furthering their education in the United States. Fields of study include 72 various degree plans, obtainable in 24 months, including university transfer and vocational technical degrees. Some of our more popular programs include
•Math and Sciences,
•Business and Management,
•Computer Sciences,
•Engineering, and
•Health Professions
"I like to study here because students are nice and friendly. The instructors are professional. Navarro College has excellent facilities including a library, and a lot of recreational activities. I am proud to have the privilege to study at Navaro College."
Wen-Yuan Yong
Malaysia
Chemistry Major
"...It took time to find a good, affordable college, and one with foreign students like Navarro. Navarro College is where you can have fun, go to school, and get prepared for the future life."
Jose Alvarez
Bolivia
Engineering Major
In order to help prepare international students for success in college, Navarro College offers four courses especially designed for non-native English speakers. An international student who is required to take Developmental Reading 1071, Developmental Reading 1072, Developmental Writing 1071, or Developmental Writing 1072 has the option to take any of these courses in a special ESOL section. These courses fulfill the developmental requirements and are taught with non-native English speakers as the focus group. Following are descriptions of these courses.
WRIT 1071 ESOL – Writing Skills I for Non-Native English Speakers
3 lec/1 lab (3 NDCr.)
Course for speakers of other languages designed to teach basic English language writing skills. It reviews the fundamentals of grammar and teaches the basics of writing paragraphs and short essays. Prepares students to function in college classes that require written English language proficiency. Prerequisite: Non-native English speaker whose THEA score (or approved alternative test) indicates that the student should be placed in Developmental Writing 1071.
WRIT 1072 ESOL - Writing Skills II for Non-Native English Speakers
Designed for non-native English speakers who need Developmental Writing 1072.
READ 1071 ESOL – Reading and Study Skills I for Non-Native English Speakers
(3 lec/1 lab (3 NDCr.)
Course for speakers of other languages designed to teach basic English reading skills including vocabulary, comprehension, reading rate, and study skills. Prepares students to function in college classes that require English language reading proficiency. Prerequisite: Non-native English speaker whose THEA score (or approved alternative test) indicates that the student should be placed in Developmental Reading 1071.
READ 1072 ESOL - Reading and Study Skills II for Non-Native English Speakers
Designed for non-native English speakers who need Developmental Reading 1072.
"What is the most interesting aspect about NC is its cultural variety. I think that somehow I am learning from that interaction more than I can imagine."
William Tambe
Cameroon
Engineering Major
"Navarro College was the first choice on my list. Now when I am already here I know I was right about it. This is the place where you can meet new people, have fun, and most importantly: receive a good education"
Valentina Dimitrova
Bulgaria
Computer Science Major
Navarro College proudly serves international student from 52 countries. These students play an integral role in the campus community, especially through clubs and organizations, like the International Student Organization and Student Government Association. International students are also recognized for their academic endeavors. Many are members of national honor societies like Phi Theta Kappa and Psi Beta. Often students are recognized in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Navarro students who complete their Associate's Degree consisting of core coursework may also transfer successfully to four-year universities.
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