First, attend an information session offered by CLC to see if it’s a good fit for you.
If you’re interested in the program, you will complete a math, reading, and writing assessment to determine your eligibility. You will also have an interview with CLC program staff. If accepted, you’ll find out by mid-August.
The program is free. There is no cost to participants.
Some classes are online. Some classes are in-person. You need to be able to take classes both online and in person. We are able to provide some help with access to computers and the internet.
You need to have very strong English grammar and vocabulary to be successful in the program. Students regularly write five paragraph essays.
If you need to learn how to speak, write, and read in English, CLC has an ESOL program for Cambridge residents. This is a good place to start!
If you have taken ESOL classes at CLC or a nearby program, we recommend finishing the highest level of English class before applying to Bridge to College. You can always come to an information session earlier to learn about the program and plan your future.
Yes, absolutely. We are here to help you with the many of the challenges that can make studying difficult. If it’s been 2 years or 20 years since you were in school, we are here for you.
If you have a degree from another country, you may not need to go to university again. You can have your credential evaluated. You can use a free degree equivalency tool online to see what your degree is equivalent to in the U.S. This will also help you determine if you need to fulfill the US degree requirements.