Courses are taught by skilled instructors whose primary concern is the student. Each student is given spending money and receives food, room, recreation, health care, and classes free of charge. Students in 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. Students must live in Springfield-Clark County, attend one of the target area high schools, and have either low income or first generation college status. Students earn 7 hours of elective credits during the summer, and must pass three courses with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or better in order to enroll in the fall.
Students live in the dorm during the six weeks.
Financial aid is available and is determined after application to Xavier University s financial aid office. Amounts vary to demonstrated need. The Admission Committee also takes into account comments and recommendations of high school counselors. Copyright 1997-2000 Council of Independent Colleges. All rights reserved.