English as a Second Language (ESL)

Start thinking about possibilities.

Improve your English skills for a job, school, or social conversations. Join the English as a Second Language (ESL) program.

What you will learn:

High school diploma and legal status are not required to enroll.
You may qualify for financial aid.

Classes start at the beginning level. Counselors will help you select the right level. See list of classes.
Flexible schedule. Daytime, evening and online options.
Credit and non-credit options. Earn a non-credit certificate or get credit toward a college degree.
Free tutoring assistance.

Please take the ESL assessment so you can be placed in the correct ESL level based on your results.

This second link is for the actual exam: Begin the Guided Self-Placement
You will need to use your e-mail address as it will be needed for this assessment:
You will also need to utilize your student ID number:

This exam will take between 30-45 minutes, please take the Self-Guided Placement Test before meeting with your ESL Counselor.