ESL Transition Program Questions

The campus comprises some 60 buildings on 100 acres of land. The total student population is approximately 1800 students.

The FSC campus has a broad range of facilities and entertainment. Some of the larger ones are listed below.

Facilities:

• Career Center - assists students with their career plans
• Health Center - medical assistance
• Life and Cultural Center - provides programs for community and cultural education
• Wellness Center - sports and recreation

Please see http://www.flsouthern.edu/student_life/ for more information

Entertainment:
The Association of Campus Entertainment organizes concerts, performances, movies and other events.

Please see http://www.flsouthern.edu/student_life/ace/ for upcoming events

Yes, Wynee's Bistro is a very good campus restaurant serving a variety of well-rounded dishes. Also:

• Terrace Café for sandwiches, soups and snacks
• Moc Mart for smoothies and snacks
• Tu Tu's Cybercafe for web-surfing, coffee, tea sodas, and sandwiches
• Grill Master for outdoor BBQ lunch

Approximately 2 kilometers to downtown proper. There is a bus service called Citrus Connection that serves most of the Lakeland metropolitan area.

Many of the local students do have their own cars. International students should find that, once they develop a friends base in FSC, local residents are usually quite obliging in offering lifts.

Baseball, basketball, running, golf. Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Waterskiing to name a few. Please see www.fscmocs.com for more information.

FSC has intercollegiate men's teams in baseball, basketball, cross country/track, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming, tennis and water skiing and women's teams in basketball, cross country/track, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, volleyball and water skiing International students are welcome to try-out for any of these teams once they are enrolled in a degree program full-time. During the ESL Transition program they cannot compete in intercollegiate matches, but depending on their skill level and the coach's decision, they might be able to practice with the teams.

Outside of the numerous student activities, students generally study pretty hard, and this is certainly true of students in the ESL Transition Program.

There is no dress code at FSC and people are free to dress as they please. Most people dress casually. All cultures and religions are welcomed at FSC and students can expect no criticism if they dress a little unusually.