Conditional admission

Conditional admission to a university-affiliated language school

Most colleges and universities have English language courses, which tend to focus on programs that are appropriate for full-time students, so they are more academic and include writing and grammar classes. While there are advantages to using the university’s facilities and amenities and experiencing the university’s system first-hand before committing to a full-time course, adjunct English courses require a bit of long-term planning because the start dates can be as short as 8 weeks or as long as 15 weeks, so you’ll need to adjust your schedule, and level-ups don’t happen as often.
You will need to check with your university for details, as some universities may only allow you to enroll in the general ESL program, while others may allow you to enroll in a separate academic program.
Conditional admission to a private language school
This is a way for students to complete their university preparation at a private language school affiliated with a Canadian university and gain admission to a Canadian university. Since you need to be at a certain level to enroll in a college preparatory course, you can estimate the length of your enrollment by taking the placement test at Young International Education.