At New America College, you will find support, advice, and a welcoming community to help you reach your goals.

Starting a new class is exciting! Here is what you need to know before you begin.
Before Your First Day
The week before class starts, you will receive an email with information about your teacher and your classroom. Please check your email inbox and your spam folder.
What to Bring
Your First Week
Intensive English classes (18 hours per week)
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced classes (Levels 1 - 6)
TOEFL Preparation, University Preparation, Business English, American Culture & Conversation
Experienced and qualified teachers
Free conversation classes every week
Monthly field trips
School activities for learning about culture
Support and guidance for work and school after you finish
Partnerships with universities
Partnerships with workforce development groups
Help with job coaching and writing resumes
Don’t want to take the TOEFL? The Denver-area colleges and universities below, and most community colleges in Colorado, will accept students who finish our Level 6 class without a TOEFL score.*
*You must still meet other admission requirements.
At NAC, we work with partners to improve your education—while you study with us and when you move forward. One student said NAC helps with “continuous self-improvement.” When you’re ready to grow, our partners are ready to help.










At New America College, our students come from more than 50 countries. We are proud to teach a diverse group, including doctors, lawyers, dentists, nurses, people with PhDs, students going to university, stay-at-home parents, and many others. Whether you are an international student, have a green card, are a U.S. citizen, or anything in between, everyone is welcome here.