Students must have combined SAT scores below 600, the motivation to complete college, and the potential to succeed in college. Upward Bound is a pre-college program funded by the United States Department of Education. This program is specifically designed to address the needs of the low-income and first generation high school student. The Upward Bound Program works to assure that young people are familiar with their postsecondary options and have the academic preparatory to succeed in college. The summer program is residential for a six-week period.
Student receives a stipend during academic year and summer program.
Meals are provided three times per day during the summer. The program is designed to educate and fund students who are educationally and financially disadvantaged. The goal of the summer program is to work with students to enhance their academic skills in English and math. We also support the students in the transitional stages of adapting to college life. Students are given extra support after class in study skills, time management, group and individual tutoring, and counseling.