One-week, free residential program, includes transportation, lodging, three meals per day, and equipment. Participants are recruited from local high schools which have been targeted by the state as being located in economically stressed areas. EOF includes an intensive summer orientation program that offers additional training in reading, writing, and critical thinking skills as well as a review of algebra and basic math. Students are introduced to career choices and attend classes designed to strengthen their college survival skills. Economically and educationally disadvantaged high school graduates and residents.
Lunch is provided, along with a travel stipend, when funded.
Lunch, cultural trips, and college visits are provided. Students in the 8th to 12th grade. Copyright 1997-2000 Council of Independent Colleges. All rights reserved.