ELS USA LOCATIONS
Milwaukee, WI
1834 W Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Tel.:
414-344-9325
On the campus of: Marquette University
ELS/Milwaukee is located on the Marquette University campus. Marquette is a large private college that is ranked among the top universities. Milwaukee offers many outdoor activities, including sailing, windsurfing and kite surfing on Lake Michigan. Other options include diverse restaurants, cultural festivals, museums and professional sports.
- Private university campus location that is ranked among the nation's top universities
- Milwaukee is the largest city in Wisconsin
- A clean and friendly city
- Free access to Helfa Tennis Stadium and Recreation Center facilities
Distance to Key Locations from ELS Center
| Location | Minutes | Transportation Method |
|---|---|---|
| Airport | 15 or 60 |
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Walking
Bike
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Electricity
110V 60KHz.
Electric Plug Details
1
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Programs available at this location
Campus Town Apartments(Student Residence (On Campus))
Each apartment has two-bedrooms, which can accommodate four students. Apartments include a fully equipped kitchen with appliances and dishes, two extra-long twin beds with pillows and bed linens in each bedroom, alarm clock/radio, dresser, desk, closet, a full bathroom and wireless Internet access.
| Price per Session | $680 |
|---|---|
| Occupancy | Double |
| Minimum Age | 18 |
| Airport Pickup | $40 - 195 |
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Meals / week or Meal Credit No meals included |
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Ambassador Apartments (overflow)(Student Residence (Off Campus))
Apartments have either one or two bedrooms. One bedroom apartments accommodate two students. Two bedroom apartments accommodate four students. Apartments include a fully equipped kitchen with appliances and dishes, twin beds with pillows and bed linens in each bedroom, closet, full bathroom and wireless internet.
| Price per Session | $680 |
|---|---|
| Occupancy | Double - Overflow housing. |
| Minimum Age | 18 |
| Airport Pickup | $40 - 195 |
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Meals / week or Meal Credit No meals available. Apartments have kitchens that students can use to prepare meals. |
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Homestays in the area(Homestay)
Host family students are responsible for their own transportation. Most students use the bus to come to the campus/ELS.
| Price per Session | $815 |
|---|---|
| Occupancy | Single |
| Minimum Age | 17 |
| Airport Pickup | $40 - 195 |
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Meals / week or Meal Credit 14 meals per week |
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- Soccer field
- Swimming pool (indoor)
- Tennis court(s)
- Internet access (Wireless)
- Health center
- Basketball court(s)
- Library
- Racquetball/squash Courts
- Workout area
- Cafeteria
Meet the Staff
Mark Anderson
International Student Advisor
Mark Anderson is from a small town in the state of Iowa. He studied mechanical engineering at the Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee, WI. After college he was given the chance to live and work in eastern Europe for several years. While there, he met his wife, Katya, who is from Ukraine. They have three kids, Erik, Andrew and Maryana. He loves exercising and playing all types of sports. Mark says, "I love my job because I really enjoy being around people from all over the world and I love learning about cultures, history and religion."
Violeta Pfingsten
Registrar
Violeta came to the United States from her native Lithuania 10 years ago. She studied English and secured a job at Berlitz in Milwaukee. She joined ELS Milwaukee in the spring of 2012 as registrar and brings an personal understanding of the challenges our students encounter coming to the United States to learn English. She truly enjoys the interaction she has with our students and helping them adjust to life in Milwaukee.
Donna Buth
Administrative Assistant
Donna grew up in the United Kingdom and has lived in Italy and the United States. She has moved between Milwaukee and England several times and currently lives in Milwaukee with her her husband and children.
Connie Pickart
Student Advisor
I am originally from China where I attended college at Tsinghua University in Beijing and received my bachelor degree in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies. I came to the United States five years ago in pursuit of a master degree in Communication. After receiving my MA degree from Washington State University, I worked at Wisconsin Lutheran College as an international enrollment counselor and grew passionate about international education. I like working with international students because I understand the challenges they go through. It is also a great opportunity for me to apply my intercultural experience in helping others.
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ELS at Milwaukee
Provides a brief description of ELS, our Programs and the Milwaukee ELS Language Center. The flyer also offers some specific attributes of the university, its programs and other helpful information.
