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From: • To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Fwd: Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2014 17:49:29 +0000 Forwarded message---____ From: Date: Monday, June 2, 2014 Subject: Fwd: To: Forwarded message From: Dechen Albero Date: Monday, June 2, 2014 Subject: To: Hi Thanks for forwarding this information. I can confirm that both of these ESL courses are indeed 0 credits so they will not help you with regard to making progress toward your degree. The course I mentioned in my previous message today is a 3-credit option. Given that you tested into ESL 6 which is the highest level of ESL, my feeling is that you could probably handle the 3 credit option I recommended. However, I certainly understand if you would prefer to try the ESL courses instead. In terms of cost, the 3 credit course I referenced would be approximately $4185. The ESL courses are less expensive ($1190 each) since you would not be earning credits. Those two courses combined would be approximately $2380. Best, Dechen Dechen C. Albero, PhD Candidate Senior Academic Advisor - Juniors and Study Abroad Teaching Fellow in Global Studies Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts 64 West 11th Street - New York NY 10011 PIMS E RL I http://www.newschool.edu/lang Stay Connected EFTA00990189 http://www.facebook.com/langstudyabroad Students may make appointments online at hilpsfilhenewschool.starfishsolulions.comistarfish-ops/ On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 1:04 PM, wrote: Hey Dechen, Academic Writing 6 part 1 -1511- NESL 0613-B or academic writing 6 part 2 - 1115 -NESL 0614 -A I would like to know if I get any credits for the course . Thanks On Ma June 2, 2014, Dechen Albero < > wrote: Hi I do not show you as registered for any summer courses at present so I presume you resolved these issues. For your reference, the Academic Writing course which I recommended you take this summer is - Academic Writing - 1227 - NWRW 1104 - A Associated Term: Summer 2014 Registration Dates: Apr 07, 2014 to Aug 22, 2014 Levels: Non Credit, Non-degree, Undergraduate Attributes: Liberal Arts, Open to Non Majors, Writing Rubric New York City Campus Seminar Schedule Type 0.000 OR 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry Scheduled Meeting Times Schedule Type Time Days Where Date Range Instructors Type 6.00 pm - Eugene Lang 65 Jun 03, 2014 - Jul Margaret Stanek Class TR Seminar 7;50 pm Wllth 259 22, 2014 Fiore If you are interested in taking a Global Studies course this summer, I would recommend you consult the listings at hup://nsglobal.info/summer-2014-courses It would be wise to avoid 5000 level courses at this time however there are some good 3000 level courses that might be of interest to you (Women and the Law, International Policy in the Modem Age, etc.). I will enter your transcript this week. It looks like we will be able to award you 35 credits for your coursework completed in Russia. Best, Dechen Dechen C. Albero, PhD Candidate Senior Academic Advisor - Juniors and Study Abroad Teaching Fellow in Global Studies Eugene Lang College I The New School for Liberal Arts EFTA00990190  64 West 11th Street - New York NY 10011 PI FIB Ell BURL I http://www.newschool.eduilang Stay Connected http://www.facebook.com/langstudyabroad Students may make appointments onine at httpsfithenewschool.starlishsolutions.comistarlish-ops/ On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 10:36 AM, wrote: Dear Dechen , I hope this note finds you well and you had a good trip . I have a question about academic writ Global Studies Major Eugene Lang CollegeThe New School EFTA00990191