Immigration: innovation, creativity and resilience. For the United States, immigration is integral to not only its identity, but also its economic growth. The regular influx of individuals to the United States throughout its history is dependent upon events both nationally and globally. Innovation: Economic Growth Prior to the 19th century, immigration to what would become […]
Read PostChanging visa status from a J1 or B1/B2 to F-1 student status is possible, but there are important steps to follow. Read on to find out more about the process! For information about the F-1 visa, check out our previous blog on the topic. It can be found here. Changing from a J-1 Visa to […]
Read PostWe say this a lot, but we really love our NAC community! In this blog we will share some data about our fabulous students, along with some of the activities from the first half of 2024. Students: Where are they from? In Fiscal Year 2023-2024 NAC served over 464 individuals from more than 50 countries! […]
Read PostIt’s true, learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom! We believe it is important for our students to use the skills they are learning, and not just in class. The Learning Power of Community is key! While some of our classes, English Through the Arts or American Culture and Conversation for example, really lean into […]
Read PostThe In-Person ACCET Visit blog is a follow on to an previous one about how New America College’s receives and maintains our accreditation. You can read the earlier blog here. For this one we spoke with our Executive Director about the in-person portion of the process. In a previous blog NAC shared what the accreditation […]
Read PostGet the latest on New America College in our July 2023 interview with Executive Director Megan Kobzej: how things have changed, what’s happening now and thoughts about what might happen next. Q: You’ve been the director of NAC for a few years now, jumping right in post-pandemic. How are you enjoying the role now versus […]
Read PostWe recently sat down with one of our teachers for a one-on-one interview. Enjoy getting to know Brian!
Read PostLearning English does not only happen in the classrooms. Our location in Denver, Colorado, gives our students unique opportunities to experience American culture and history while enhancing their English skills. While we cannot hope to list all the amazing things to see, experience and do in Colorado, this list should give you a place to […]
Read PostFood. Of course as humans we need food to survive. However, life is much better when we can eat to thrive rather than just survive. Joining a group of friends or family around the dinner table with a delicious meal to eat is one of our most valued experiences as humans. Whether gathering for a […]
Read PostAnother reason to study English in the state of Colorado: the incredible natural landscape. Hiking, camping, skiing – people come here to enjoy the mountains, rivers, and other natural wonders. Denver is perfectly situated along the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains – commonly referred to as the “front range” – to enjoy all of […]
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