Language Pacifica maintains partnerships with Foothill College, De Anza College, Cañada College, Menlo College, College of San Mateo, Skyline College, and Notre Dame de Namur University for those students who wish to attend one of those colleges but do not have the necessary English skills to qualify for admission. This partnership is called the Concurrent Acceptance Program and provides an opportunity for international students to preplan their education while studying in the United States. Students apply to both schools concurrently, and the schools work together to ensure the students timely success and satisfaction. Learn about the TOEFL and Language Pacifica's TOEFL courses		Prospective Concurrent Acceptance Program students apply to both the desired college and Language Pacifica. If a student is accepted to both schools, Language Pacifica will issue an I-20 and the college will supply a letter of conditional acceptance. As soon as the student attains a satisfactory score on the TOEFL or completes Language Pacifica's level 6, then admission to the college is guaranteed. The many benefits of being a Concurrent Acceptance Program student include: Timely Transfer: No money or time is lost in waiting periods for acceptance since acceptance is guaranteed. Students begin classes the following quarter after attaining a satisfactory score on the TOEFL or completing Level 6. Priority registration: New international students get priority registration during the mandatory orientation for their first quarter. This is a great benefit because many classes are full by the time students register.