7 ways to talk to your parents about Global Launch
Choosing an English school is not an easy process, and it is a very big decision for you and your family as well. It may feel challenging to talk to your parents about choosing the best language school for you, but it doesn't have to be. You already know you want to go to Global Launch, but are you having trouble talking to your parents about it?
You've decided, you want to improve your English at Arizona State University.
Now what do you do?
Here are some ideas on talking with your parents about Global Launch:
- Schedule a time to talk
Make sure to choose a time that both you and your parents can focus on the conversation without distractions like cell phones, TV or guests. - Share other parents' stories
Watch this video with your parents to learn more about what parents and family members of our newest class have to say about their experience at ASU. - Share student stories
Sometimes it's easier for your parents to understand the student experience first-hand. Check out our YouTube and Instagram pages to see more about what our students experience every day! - Understand the immigration process
Travel regulations change from day-to-day. If you plan to join the Global Launch online immersion program, here are some steps you can take to apply for a visa. - Be prepared to answer questions
Like many parents, your parents care about your education, health, safety. Here are some links to help you answer questions about: - Find out your current level of English proficiency
Global Launch English language program offers 6 levels of proficiency (from basic, intermediate, to advanced) and it takes 8 weeks to complete one level. Once you know your level, you will be able to determine the duration and cost of your program Take our free test to find your level. - Be honest about expectations
Are you excited about Arizona's 300 days of sunshine a year and ASU's reputation? Do you want a real study abroad experience? Be honest about what makes you excited about ASU!
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