These are daytime ESL courses offered fall and spring semesters for CU-Boulder students and other interested persons through the Linguistics Department. Intermediate and Advanced Spoken English, Applied English Structure, and Composition are offered, although the credits earned from these ESL classes do not count toward graduation. There is one ESL section of UWRP 3020 and one ESL section of 3030. They have ESL tapes available as well as other foreign language tapes. Students who register for a foreign language or ESL class automatically pay a fee which gives them access to the lab.
Labs UWRP writing labs are available for individual consultation on students' writing.
The lab is located at the Student Academic Services Center in the basement of Norlin Library, room E1B75. You can work on all stages of a piece of writing from start to finish. Writing projects have to be between 1-25 pages in length. For more information, contact Dan West. The Department of Linguistics and FSSS can provide you with a list of private, experienced ESL tutors.