Many students enter the IEP to gain the necessary language level to successfully
complete an academic program at WVU, while others join to simply better their conversation
abilities. With leveled curriculum, students of any ability can manage to achieve
incredible improvements in their speaking, reading, and writing abilities.
IEP students receive help with all aspects of living in Morgantown. Services
include assistance with housing, banking, academic and personal counseling, healthcare
and legal matters.
"You're not donating to a language program," said IEP instructor Brittany Ratcliff.
"You are donating to create a more connected world. They education our students
get at WVU, they don't just keep it here. It goes with them as they travel home
and they become ambassadors for the U.S. and, more specifically, for their experiences
at West Virginia."
Watch the video above for more.
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