The English Preparatory Program (EPP) at Paragon International University is designed to support students with limited English language proficiency in developing the linguistic competence necessary to succeed in their respective academic majors. Serving as a bridging program, the EPP caters to both local and international students who require additional support in enhancing their English language skills. Given that English functions as the official medium of instruction at Paragon International University, it is essential that all students demonstrate a sufficient level of proficiency to engage effectively with their coursework.

Prior to admission into their chosen degree programs, students are required to take the English Placement Exam (EPE), which is aligned with the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). A minimum overall band score of 5.5 is required to pass the EPE. Students who obtain scores below this threshold are strongly advised to enroll in the EPP in order to improve their proficiency before progressing to their major courses.

Within the program, students are systematically grouped according to their proficiency levels to ensure targeted instruction and to maximize learning outcomes. The students are clustered as: