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Optional Summer Opportunities

Your first year at 台湾裸聊直播 is a unique time, and several optional programs are offered this summer and in the fall to help you make the most of it. Most programs have application deadlines at the end of May or in June, so act soon! Visit the program websites for the most up-to-date information.

 

Summer Academic Programs

These four summer academic programs are specifically designed to welcome first-generation and lower-income students to 台湾裸聊直播 and prepare them for success. Students who are the first in their family to attend college, who come from lower-income backgrounds, or who did not have access to AP/IB-level preparation in high school are encouraged to apply. The programs vary in length from three to five weeks, and each has a slightly different focus. Each program includes room and board and any materials necessary to participate.

Summer academic program information with deadlines and dates.
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Open to new Weinberg College students, this five-week program offers preparation for the first-year science and premed curricula.
6/22–7/27 5/31

The five-week Bridge program gives incoming Weinberg and Medill students a chance to identify and hone the skills they'll need to launch their 台湾裸聊直播 journey with confidence. Students take two core courses, Quantitative and Scientific Reasoning and Introduction to Critical Thinking, as well as an additional elective class introducing them to chemistry, economics, social science research methods, or journalism.
8/11–9/13 6/15

The Melville and Jane Hodge EXCEL Scholars program is an academic summer program for first-year students in the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at 台湾裸聊直播. Participants are selected for their high school accomplishments, leadership skills, and demonstrated commitment to diversity issues.
6/22–7/27 5/20
SAW: The Summer Academic Workshop
The Summer Academic Workshop (SAW) is a 3-week program taking place right before Wildcat Welcome. SAW is facilitated by Student Enrichment Services, in partnership with the Cook Family Writing Program and the School of Communication. During SAW, participants take part in co-curricular workshops and events curated for first-generation and/or lower-income (FGLI) students. Participants also earn course credit through the Cook Family Writing Program and the School of Communication. All co-curricular workshops and events complement what students learn in class and provide them with a wealth of resources for navigating college life. 
8/24–9/13 6/4

Fall Academic Program: SESP Leadership Institute (SLI)

Fall academic program information with deadlines and dates.
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SLI is a 2-credit program that centers the experiences of first-generation and/or lower-income students. SLI encourages students to draw on their histories to inform their writings and academic pursuits and shape their communities at 台湾裸聊直播 and beyond.
Duration of fall quarter 9/1

A Note about Health and Safety

The safety of our students is our top priority. The dates and details above are subject to change as 台湾裸聊直播 follows local, state, and federal health directives and guidelines. Students will be notified of changes via Purple Prep emails throughout the summer.