“Before the AEPP, I was very nervous because of my poor English skills. But thanks to the AEPP, I am now more confident in my English. I really appreciate the AEPP Team.” –Harris School of Public Policy MPP student, AEPP 2019, Speaking track The AEPP (Academic English Pre-Matriculation Program) will happen this August and September. […]
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Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Ruihan H, a Harris MPP Masters student. Congratulations, Ruihan! In this podcast, Ruihan discusses the 2019 election […]
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“I took AEPP because I was worried about my English before coming. And I definitely made the right decision! My English was improved not only by gaining more language learning skills, but also by being more confident and more willing to express myself and learning from others. My instructor James was always patient and open […]
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Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Jingyi T., Harris School of Public Policy Masters of Public Policy student. Congratulations, Jingyi! In this podcast, […]
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“My AEPP experience was really good; it felt like a natural transition between not having studied for awhile and then having academic responsibilities.” –Harris MPP student, AEPP 2019, Writing track 🎉 🎉 🎉 The AEPP (Academic English Pre-Matriculation Program) will happen this August and September. It will be online due to COVID-19. The AEPP is […]
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Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Joanna T., a Harris School of Public Policy Masters of Public Policy student. Congratulations, Joanna! In this […]
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