Christian Halls International (CHI)

EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT USING IEW

Students will receive college credit for English Composition from a selected CHI University Partner.

   

 

   

Fall 2025
16-Week Semester

Course Registration Opens: April 1, 2025
New Student Application Deadline: August 7, 2025
Student Registration Deadline: August 8, 2025
Classes Begin: August 27, 2025
Add/Drop Deadline: September 2, 2025
Withdrawal Deadline: September 29, 2025
Classes End: December 16, 2025
Final Grades Due: December 23, 2025

Spring 2026
16-Week Semester

Course Registration Opens: October 31, 2025
New Student Application Deadline: December 4, 2025
Student Registration Deadline: December 5, 2025
Classes Begin: January 14, 2026
Add/Drop Deadline: January 20, 2026
Withdrawal Deadline: March 23, 2026
Classes End: May 5, 2026
Final Grades Due: May 12, 2026

 

Preview the syllabi for the 2025-2026 semester. 

ENGL-1223

ENGL-1323

 

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Amy Shearer

Amy is one of Andrew Pudewa’s former students from the level B classes during the filming of the Structure and Style for Students (SSS) program, but she’s currently taking IEW SSS classes again—this time through dual enrollment—from Christian Halls International (CHI).

We contacted Amy to get a student’s-eye view of what it’s like to get college credit for her IEW classes.

Why did you decide on dual enrollment for your IEW classes this year?

I think dual enrollment is cheaper than going to college. I decided to go with IEW classes because Comp 1 and Comp 2 are required. Why not take a course where you’re going to get quality education so you can use it in other places?

Does CHI give you any support as you turn in your IEW classwork?

We turn in the assignment at the start of the week and they (the CHI graders) tell us what they liked in what we did and how we could do better for the next week.

Would you recommend this program to other students?

Absolutely! I feel like IEW takes an approach that other college courses don't take, and I can use what I learn there in other courses. I'm taking psychology right now, and I'm using IEW in my papers there.

Has dual enrollment been a simple process for you?

There was a learning curve, like learning how to turn things in online. I've only learned directly from Mr. Pudewa where we turned things in during class, so it's different working with someone else, but those issues were pretty much resolved at the beginning of class.

Do you have any advice for other people considering dual enrollment?

Don't leave an assignment until the last minute to turn it in. Figure out the due date and set yours a few days in advance. I once had a panic when the internet went out at my house when I needed to turn in a paper. That wasn't good! But it all worked out.

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