NEU, American Classroom program

Northeastern University’s American Classroom program offers international students a trusted route to a bachelor’s degree at a top-ranking US university.

The program’s curriculum is a combination of college-level English preparation and specialized academic coursework in your field of study. It is taught by Northeastern University professors on campus, allowing you to study in the heart of Boston. Upon successful completion of the program, you will transfer into your bachelor’s degree at Northeastern University – usually as a second semester freshman student.

Key features of the American Classroom program:

• 1-3 semester term (4, 8, or 12 month) pathway program. The duration depends on your English language proficiency exam scores.
• earn up to 8-16 academic credits that can be applied to your bachelor’s degree
• progression to second semester of your bachelor’s degree at Northeastern University upon successful completion of the program

Available progression degrees

After successful completion of American Classroom, you will be ready to move into your Bachelor of Art or Bachelor of Science degree at Northeastern University in Boston. We offer progression to a wide range of bachelor’s degrees, in such disciplines as arts, sciences, business, computing, and engineering,and more.

Curriculum

The American Classroom curriculum provides a structured transition to US university life, blending intensive English language preparation and American cultural immersion with courses relevant to your intended major.

The American Classroom program is:

• designed to be completed in 1, 2 or 3 semesters – about 4, 8 or 12 months
• determined by your entering English language test results and fulfilled through successful completion of all American Classroom program requirements

Upon completion, you’ll transfer into your bachelor’s degree program at Northeastern University, usually as a second-semester freshman student.