Together, they explore the student's interests, aptitudes, needs, academic goals, and career objectives. They then develop an individualized program to promote general intellectual growth as well as entry into their field of concentration.
Advisors also provide advice on a wide range of practical and personal matters.
During July and August, Bridge students live in university housing, attend credit-bearing introductory courses, study very hard and explore University life. Summer enrollment in the College offers participants in the Bridge Program early preparation for the fall semester. Students enjoy the camaraderie of a cohesive group while they receive the benefits of small classes, highly individualized academic advising, and personal attention from faculty and staff. The CSP Mentorship Program was established to provide undergraduate minority students with an opportunity for career exploration. University of Michigan faculty and staff serve as Mentors.