English as a Second Language
Mikio Nishioka (Japan) and Siwan Jones (United Kingdom)
If your TOEFL score meets our minimum for admission, but we believe you would benefit from more exposure to English, we may condition our acceptance on your satisfactory completion of an approved intensive course in English as a second language before you begin our LLM program.
LLM students are eligible to enroll in the Babcock Graduate School of Management's English as a Second Language Workshop each summer. The three-week Wake Forest workshop is taught on the Wake Forest campus in July. For more information, contact the Babcock program.
In the past we have also referred international students to an intensive English language program sponsored through the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in nearby Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro is about a 30-minute drive from our campus in Winston-Salem. Contact information is:
INTERLINK Language Center
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
P.O. Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170 USA
Phone: (336) 334-4700
Fax:(336) 334-4701
Email: interlink@uncg.edu
Bader Al Ghanem (Saudi Arabia) and Qin Rong (China) get to know each other at LL.M. Orientation
We have also approved attendance at other ESL and U.S. orientation programs submitted by applicants. These have included:
- American English Language Institute at the University of Connecticut
- Summer Institute in English at North Carolina State University
- Language programs at Boston University
- English as a Foreign Language at George Washington University
- English for Law at Valparaiso University
- English for Lawyers at University of Pittsburgh School of Law
- Legal English Institute at the University of Delaware
- Orientation in the U.S. Legal System and the Introduction to Legal English at the International Law Institute
