Steps to apply to Online Immersion
Step 1: Submit the online application.
You must be prepared to submit the following documents with your online application:
- Passport
- Agent information (if applicable)
Additional Information
If you are younger than 18-years-old and wish to be admitted to Global Launch, a required part of your application process is having your parent or legal guardian fill out, sign and submit a Parental Consent for Medical Care for Underage Students form.
This is a requirement even if your program is online and you are not in Arizona as you will have access to ASU’s medical and counseling services that may be completed remotely or online.
Take a free online English placement test before you begin the Online Immersion program.
The test will give you an idea of your current English level so you can estimate about how many 8-week sessions you may need to reach Advanced 2 level, or end of the program.
This will help you plan your study path and understand how close you are to meeting ASU’s English proficiency requirement for international student admission.
If you have been admitted to the Global Launch Online Immersion English Language Program but cannot attend during the session that you applied for, you can still move toward your goal of learning English. You have many options.
- If you cannot attend, you may decide to wait for another session. When you defer your application, you change your admission to the next session.
- Or, you may decide to take a self-paced online course with no live class sessions. This is a good way to advance your English before you join a full-time program.
How to defer
To defer your application, please email [email protected] and include the following information:
- Your full name as listed in your passport
- Your ASU ID number
- Which choice you would like to follow
Global Launch offers 5 intensive Online Immersion English program sessions per year. Learn more about our upcoming session dates and deadlines.