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A group of ASU Global Launch students pose for a photo after getting ice cream on Mill Avenue.
To truly be immersed in American culture, experiences outside the classroom are important. These experiences will allow you to practice English, make friends and create unforgettable college memories.
English Proficiency from Home
Discover an immersive path to conquer the English language without stepping outside your cozy home. Global Launch's Online English program offers a remarkable opportunity to embark on an exciting…
Two students discussing their work writing down answers in a classroom.
Many people experience trauma, including international students. By using proven trauma informed instruction, teachers can help them flourish in the classroom.
A female student gazing forlornly at her laptop in thought.
Research shows more and more international students learning English are impacted by trauma or hardship. Teachers can recognize the signs and help.
Smiling group of students standing in circle enjoying conversation.
Taking English classes is a great way to improve your language skills and reach your academic goals. Did you know there are many enjoyable ways to improve your English outside of class as well?
Four ASU students relax in a lounge, happy and talking.
Feeling stressed at college? Learn how getting organized, exercise, slow breathing, meaningful relationships, and setting boundaries can keep you grounded.
Japanese Global Launch students showing their Sun Devil pride.
Global Launch Group & Custom Programs teach English geared toward specific industries to help students improve their chances of landing their dream job.
Three smiling ASU students showing the pitchfork sign.
Learning English in a different country offers some wonderful opportunities to meet new people and make new friends from around the world.
A group of ASU students walking down palm walk on Tempe campus.
Being immersed in a different culture can cause you to feel excited, overwhelmed, curious and empowered. See how to navigate the stages of culture shock.
Smiling ASU student studying on her laptop in her bedroom.
Idioms are expressions that are not predictable from the words they are made up of, which can be confusing to English learners. Get familiar with common English idioms.
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