A recent article in the Denver Business Journal reveals, in numbers, how tourists’ love of Denver is growing! Many types of visitors come to the Mile-High City, from people coming to see friends and family, leisure and business travelers, and of course, our own international Bridge students! In 2013, 14 million people visited Denver and they collectively […]
When most people think about the most international cities in the United States, they generally think about Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and New York City. However, nowadays Denver, Colorado is changing into a true international city for four main reasons!
The mania surrounding the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ is here. Any year that the World Cup is played, you can feel the electricity and see the excitement of fans that anticipate their country raising the Cup by the tournament’s end in July. In Denver, the hype for soccer and the World […]
Many native Coloradans say that if you want to live in a state with all four seasons, then Colorado is hands down the best state to live in. I couldn’t agree more. I personally think, aside from not having an ocean, Colorado is the greatest place to live in the United States, which makes it even better that BridgeEnglish is located in the heart of Denver.
When I first started working at Bridge, I have to admit, I found it a bit odd that students from all over the world would want to come study English in Denver, not because Denver isn’t great, but when you think about a foreigner coming to the states for the first time you assume that they would want to go to New York or Miami or Los Angeles; one of the bigger more popular states that are known throughout the entire world.
To someone visiting Denver from out of town, particularly from another country, it may seem like a challenging city to navigate. It doesn’t boast an underground subway, as common as they are in other major cities around the world, and the city itself is a sprawling metropolis. So as a visitor, how do you get around?To someone visiting Denver from out of town, particularly from another country, it may seem like a challenging city to navigate. It doesn’t boast an underground subway, as common as they are in other major cities around the world, and the city itself is a sprawling metropolis. So as a visitor, how do you get around?To someone visiting Denver from out of town, particularly from another country, it may seem like a challenging city to navigate. It doesn’t boast an underground subway, as common as they are in other major cities around the world, and the city itself is a sprawling metropolis. So as a visitor, how do you get around?To someone visiting Denver from out of town, particularly from another country, it may seem like a challenging city to navigate. It doesn’t boast an underground subway, as common as they are in other major cities around the world, and the city itself is a sprawling metropolis. So as a visitor, how do you get around?
There are many ways to get to know the Mile-High City as an English language student. You could ride the bus around town, visit the museums and other attractions or just look out the window of your classroom. However, you would be missing out! There are many other fun and unique ways to explore Denver. […]
Colorado is known for many things – its beautiful landscapes, skiing, theater, art, wonderful weather, etc. But one aspect of Colorado life that you’ll find many locals most proud of is the state’s affection for microbrew beer
If you are planning to study in the United States, it might be daunting to choose between fifty very different states. Below you can find the most important reasons why to look no further than the majestic mountains of Colorado and its great capital, Denver.
Andressa Da Silva came to us from Brazil in an unusual way, selected in a special competition organized through the American consulate, the American Chamber of Commerce and Bridge. She is currently in the ninth week of her ten-week program and is making the most out of every single moment of this experience. Andressa has a positive attitude, magnetic personality and an amazing aptitude for learning English. I feel so lucky to have met this tremendous young woman and will be so sad to see her go. I invite you to learn more about her unique story below.
Amy: Tell me how you learned about Bridge.
BridgePathways, the academic arm of BridgeEnglish Denver, is collaborating with Chadron State College (CSC) to provide students enrolled in Bridge’s Academic English Program with the opportunity to be concurrently enrolled in CSC credit courses being delivered at our language center in Denver, Colorado. By doing so, you can get an “Early Start” toward completing your degree while you improve your English language proficiency at Bridge.
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