First semester students attend seminars for a minimum of eight hours per week. Subsequent levels of participation are based on the student s academic performance. Academic assignment task management and sequencing. Daily performance monitoring by staff and participant. Individual and small group assistance with study strategies by CARE staff.
Progress reports to parents.
Access to computer lab and appropriate software. Additional services include regular communication with the participant s instructors, scheduling recommendations and guidance for the development of self-advocacy skills. MBSP participants generally function independently with the university system. It is recommended that applicants begin correspondence with the CARE Project office when they begin the application process with the university. Request an admissions packet from the California University Admissions office AND request a CARE application from the CARE Project office.