You must follow the steps indicated in the email titled: “University of Central Florida – Intensive English Online Program”

You must select the option: “International (temporary stay in U.S)

You can provide a copy of any official identification: passport, driver’s license, university student ID, voter ID, etc.

Please email globaladmissions@ucf.edu with a JPG or PDF copy of your ID. Include your full name and surname in the email.

Please email globaladmissions@ucf.edu with your correct address information. Our team will take care of adjusting it in our system. Include your full name and surname in the email.

Please note that although you need to provide us with a physical address, all documents and communication you will receive from us will be electronic since the modality of the program is completely online.

Please email us at globaladmissions@ucf.edu

We recommend that you do not create a second application as it may hinder the admissions process if two applications are received by the same student. We suggest that you wait to receive our confirmation emails.

• You will first receive an email confirming that your application has been received. Then you will receive another email confirming that you have been admitted to the program. You will then receive two separate emails: one sent by PEARSON, containing the digital invitation to complete the placement test, and another email from UCF Global containing your acceptance letter and “Next Steps”. All students are expected to complete the exam and next steps by the Orientation date. The next steps explain how to create a student user account and password, how you will receive your UCF email account, and how to access the Online Orientation platform.
• The emails will be sent to the email account you provided in your application.
• If you received the “Next Steps” email but not the placement test invitation, be sure to also check your mailbox for “spam or junk” emails. Note also that the mail does not come in the name of UCF, but of from PEARSON (test issuer).

You do not have to enroll in classes, the system does it automatically. 

The program costs $460  per course (two courses per level). Information on payment can be found on our website: www.global.ucf.edu/oep

The placement test will place you in the course that best fits your level of English.

Please follow the steps below to retrieve your UCF student email.

1. Upon admission to the UCF Global Program, your UCF email is already created.

2. Your UCF email is your NID@UCF.EDU

3. Please click on link for additional information – UCF IT Knowledge Base – How do I log in to my student email via Outlook?

Classes will vary in size with no more than 30 students per course.

You can set up a live face to face meeting through the “conferences” tool or send a message through the “inbox” on Webcourses. Also, you can see videos from your instructor within your course.

Your instructor has created videos to help you understand your assignments. You can send a message through the “inbox” or “chat” using the “conference” tool within Webcourses.

The course is 8 weeks.

Once registered in your online course, you will receive a code. You will then register your access code at eEnglish.com 

That depends on the individual student’s academic goals and their level when they begin the course. Once they begin, it can take several months to a year and a half.

You can contact Webcourses@UCF Support by phone (407-823-0407), email (webcourses@ucf.edu), live chat, or through the Online Support Form.

Yes, click  here for a video to help you.

The online courses are designed for easy navigation in English. However, there is a video explaining  how to change the language of Webcourses to a preferred one (https://vimeo.com/225845612).

Yes, however, if needed you will get a technology assessment to check connectivity quality.

Check the speaker settings on your computer to be sure they are turned on and the volume is up.

Refresh the page or adjust the screen size on your device.

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