Absolutely! USILACS currently offers all degree programs in English, Thai, Spanish, Chinese, and Myanmar (Burmese). Many students, despite not having English as their native language, have successfully enrolled in and graduated from USILACS.
No. Although LAN1202 Foreign Language, Intro is one of USILACS’s core courses, which all students are required to complete. This course is focused on the methodology of learning a second language rather than on teaching a specific foreign language.
Depending on the server load, Final Exam results will normally show in your student portal within just a minute or two.
The structure and functioning of the courses are as follows: 1. Resource Materials: Each course provides relevant textbooks and resource materials tailored to the subject matter. 2. Lessons: The curriculum includes ten lessons designed to cover the essential topics and concepts. 3. Examinations: Midterm Exams: Two midterm exams are scheduled to assess the understanding and […]
All courses must be completed in the sequence specified in the degree program. There is no minimum time limit for online students; the time required to complete the courses depends on the student’s mastery of the material and the time needed to complete all assignments and exams. The only exception is for qualified HESEAP students […]
To pass the Final Exam, a minimum score of 55% (Grade: D-) is required. If a score of 54% or below is achieved, regardless of whether this result is due to incorrect answers, loss of Internet connection, or exceeding the time limit, the student has failed the Final Exam and, consequently, the course. For students […]
All exams are timed, allowing 90 minutes to complete 40 multiple-choice or true/false questions.
Every student is unique. It is up to each individual student. Resource materials for each course include textbooks, reading materials, and videos. Students have unlimited time to review, read, and assimilate the information. As they feel comfortable, they can complete each lesson and exam. The one exception is for students who have received full CLC […]
Several students have used USILACS degrees to enroll in secular regionally accredited colleges and universities to continue their graduate education. However, acceptance of transfer credits is entirely at the discretion of the receiving college or university, and the requirements and procedures for transfer vary by institution. If you plan to enroll in another institution after […]
All prior learning and experience, whether gained at a college, through personal experience or study, or in the workplace, is evaluated and awarded by the USILACS HESEAP Review Committee through the HESEAP application. Note: Regardless of the number of transfer credits accepted, students are required to validate actual knowledge by passing a final exam in […]
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