inlingua makes its official school policies and important program data available to students, prospective students and the public. Please click on the policy or data you wish to view to download the document.

Academic and Administrative Policies for Students

Most of inlingua's academic and administrative policies for students can be found in the Student Handbook. A summary of where important policies can be found is provided below. 

• Confidentiality of Student Records: Page 3
• Admissions Policy: Page 3
• Course Auditing Policy: Page 4
• Immigration Regulations for Students: Page 4
• Language Proficiency Assessment and Level Placement: Page 5
• Maximum Periods of Study: Pages 6-7
• inlingua's Teaching Methodology (the inlingua Method): Page 7
• Assistance for Students with Limited English Proficiency: Page 8
• Satisfactory Student Progress: Page 10
• Attendance: Page 11
• Student Health Insurance: Page 12
• Health and Safety Matters: Page 14
• Student Code of Conduct: Page 16
• Student Feedback and Formal Complaints: Page 18
• Available Student Services: Pages 19-20
• inlingua Language Proficiency Scale: Page 20

Other important policies and information can be found in the following documents:

• inlingua English Program Levels and International Norms
• Student Services Available by Location

Data and Reports

• Program Retention Rates (2012)
• Student Progression, Exit and Graduation Data (2012)
• Student Placement Data (2012)
• Aggregated Student Simulated TOEIC and OPI Scores (2012)

 Average Class Size by Location

The average class size (student-teacher ratio) in 2012 for each inlingua Florida location offering an intensive English program is provided below.

• Aventura: 6.4 students per class
• Boca Raton: 4.3 students per class
• Doral: 6.5 students per class
• Fort Lauderdale: 10.5 students per class
• Miami: 7.8 students per class
• Orlando: 4.5 students per class
• Tampa: 4.8 students per class
• Weston: 5.7 students per class