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Smith College Launches New English Language Summer Program for Foreign Students

logolargeSmith College, the highly ranked liberal arts educational institution for women in Northampton, Massachusetts, has announced plans to launch an intensive English Language Learning program for foreign students who will go to college in the United States. The four-week summer program will run from July 7 to August 3.

Students will spend 20 hours in the classroom each week and in addition will work on reading and writing assignments. Students will live on the Smith campus and visits several other higher education institutions during the four-week program. The students will also travel to New York City, local museums, and cultural events. The program is open to women aged 16 to 20.

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