Learn what you need to succeed in a rigorous bachelor’s degree program in the United States with one of Brenau University’s Global Immersive Programs. Hosted by the Miller Institute for Global Education, these programs welcome high school juniors and seniors from around the world to Brenau’s campus for 3 weeks for cultural interchange, personal development, college readiness and university-level instruction. 

You will…

  • Stay in residence halls on Brenau’s historic campus an hour outside of Atlanta Georgia with 24/7 security on-site.
  • Learn alongside students from around the world and prepare for a bachelor’s degree in the U.S. 
  • Engage in cultural activities and take weekend trips to important cultural and historic sites in Gainesville and Atlanta. 
  • Complete college-level coursework and gain relevant college readiness and personal development skills including: language-assessment skills (IELTS), advanced writing, public speaking, leadership, personal finance, etiquette and cross-cultural skills.

Global Immersive College Experience (GICE)

  • For high school seniors
  • 3 weeks in country (remainder online)
  • Complete courses for college credit focused in one of three academic tracks
    • Health Sciences
    • Business & Communication
    • Fine Arts & Humanities
  • Workshops focused on personal growth and college readiness
  • 20 hours of instruction per week for 280 total course & workshop hours
  • Admission requirements:
    • High school senior
    • 3.0 or equivalent GPA
    • Language proficiency requirements
      • 45 TOEFL; 5.0 IELTS; 80 Duolingo; CEFR B1
    • Must have passport valid for at least six months after the program ends
Xu Lilac Kanjun
I would tell international students to see the difference between our different cultures. You’ll study a lot of things. You’ll have a lot of experience. It’s helpful for you. I really love to live here.
Massimo Bellew
My decision was brave. I want to say that about myself because it’s not easy to throw yourself in another country and another culture. What I want to tell people who are about to start college, is do it. You might have a more interesting life than if you stay in your hometown for the rest of your life.

Global Immersive Learning Experience (GILE)

  • For high school juniors
  • 3 weeks
  • Workshops focused on personal growth and college readiness
  • 20 hours of workshops per week for 60 total program hours
  • Admission requirements:
    • Must apply through Brenau’s admissions office
    • Junior in High School
    • 2.5 or equivalent GPA
    • Language Proficiency:
      • 4.5 IELTS; 70 Duolingo; CEFR A2+/B1-
    • Must have passport valid for at least six months after the program ends

Have Questions?

Contact Rosi Ponce-Sanabria today!
rponce@brenau.edu