What I liked best about Project 120 was that we got to meet other Native youth, share our issues and our opinions and start some potentially lifelong friendships. Project 120 strives to make its seminars available for all students. This cost includes tuition, meals, lodging, transportation during the program and all seminar materials. Participants are required to provide their own transportation to and from the Twin Cities. Yes, though the program is subsidized through generous partnerships, additional scholarships are available for those who demonstrate financial need and meet eligibility guidelines.
Students are also encourages to seek sources of funding in their community.
All program participants stay at the Hilton Hotel in downtown Minneapolis. Students are assigned a room with two other participants. This gives you an opportunity to meet students from across Minnesota. Two evening program instructors chaperone the students all night and guide students in fun, interactive evening programs and entertainment as time permits. Qualified program instructors will guide you through a rapid-paced schedule.