Are you starting to get nervous about starting college in the fall? These college bridge programs were created just for you!
You are looking forward to graduating and gaining independence but are unsure how to prepare for college. No worries! Most colleges offer summer programming for high school students and incoming freshmen. These pre-college summer programs offer students a peek into college life.
College bridge programs are for newly admitted students. These summer bridge programs allow incoming freshmen to stay in the dorms, take college classes for credit, and make new friends before the school year starts. By the time the fall semester rolls around summer bridge participants are acclimated to their college campus and ready to take on their freshman year due to these wonderful college bridge programs.
Best College Bridge Programs
Alabama College Bridge Programs
Alabama A&M University (AAMU)
Program: AAMU Pre-Freshman Bridge Program
Description: The College of Engineering, Technology, & Physical Sciences at Alabama A&M University invites all incoming fall 2024 STEM students to the Pre-Freshman Bridge Program. Students majoring in engineering, computer science, physics, chemistry, and mathematics can take part, but they must be accepted to the University, paid all enrollment fees, and have a FAFSA on file. The program helps students foster a relationship with the faculty and staff of the College to increase retention and give incoming STEM students a strong foundation to build on while matriculating at Alabama A&M University.
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 STEM students
Location: Huntsville, AL
Program Dates: June 9 – June 21
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 1
Cost: Not listed
Program: AAMU Summer Bridge Pre-College Program
Description: A two-week residential academic program for underrepresented minority students accepted to AAMU, who are entering first-year students, and planning to major in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM). The program will provide pre-enrollment opportunities for students, who have the potential, to pursue a career in the STEM disciplines.
Students will be able to meet with STEM faculty, and STEM majors and spend some time in the various research laboratories, become socially engaged with their program cohorts, and attend informational workshops with various student services departments at AAMU. Seminars and other experiences to prepare students for the transition to college life on the “Hill” will be available for Summer Bridge students. In addition, students will visit the University Connect Centers in each of the colleges, where the students receive tutoring and academic advice in their respective disciplines.
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 STEM students
Location: Huntsville, AL
Program Dates: June 10 – June 21
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Program: AAMU Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) Summer Undergraduate Research Program
Description: A National Science Foundation-funded program aimed at increasing the quality and quantity of students completing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) degree programs and increasing the number of students interested in and academically qualified for programs of graduate study. LSAMP supports sustained and comprehensive
approaches that facilitate the achievement of the long-term goal of increasing the number of students who earn doctorates in STEM fields, particularly those from populations currently
underrepresented in STEM fields.
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 STEM students
Location: Huntsville, AL
Program Dates: May 28 – July 19
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Program: P.A.W.S (Participating in Academic Ways for Success) Program
Description: (P.A.W.S.) summer program designed to provide AAMU students an opportunity to take six hours of college credits while living on campus. This eight-week residential program bridges high school seniors to the traditional first-year experience for new entering students this fall.
Designed to improve retention, students receive personalized academic advising and coaching; a series of academic success, career development, financial, and personal enhancement workshops; and other educational activities. Additionally, participants who successfully complete the program will be eligible for a financial award to assist them with funding their education at AAMU.
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 students
Location: Huntsville, AL
Program Dates: May 28 – July 19
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Program: AAMU Forestry and Fire Apprentice Program
Description: A month-long resident camp for incoming or current AAMU students considering a career in forestry, wildlife, ecology, or wildland firefighting. Participants are trained by the U.S. Forest Service and receive fire certifications during their first week of camp. Then, student groups are paired with professors conducting forest research from which the students prepare and present on the final day of camp. Participants receive a $1,000 stipend and meals and room are provided.
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 students or current AAMU students considering a career in forestry, wildlife, ecology, or wildland firefighting.
Location: Huntsville, AL
Program Dates: June 2 – June 28
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 15
Cost: Not listed
Oakwood University (OU)
Program: HBCU-UP Summer Bridge Program
Description: HBCU-UP, strives through its member institutions to increase the quality and quantity of underrepresented Minority students completing baccalaureate degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. Students will participate in research, mentoring, academic enrichment, opportunities for networking, and receive information about graduate schools across the country.
During the school year, students are eligible to be selected for a paid research opportunity. The Summer Bridge Enrichment Program is a two-week virtual session that allows high school seniors to experience Oakwood University, prior to their enrollment in the fall, and prepare them for future academic success. Students will receive academic instruction, campus survival skills, mentoring, advising, and an introduction to learning styles.
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 Oakwood University students who plan to major in the Sciences or Mathematics
Location: Virtual
Program Dates: July 3 – July 14
Residential: No
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Arkansas College Bridge Programs
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB)
Program: LIONS Summer Program
Description: A summer residential academic enrichment experience that assists new freshmen admitted to UAPB in making a successful transition from high school and home to college life. The five-week program prepares incoming freshmen for collegiate life through classes, workshops, and on-campus living,
Open to: Incoming fall 2024 UAPB students
Location: Pine Bluff, AR
Program Dates: July 8 – August 9
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: $3,300 – $4,600 (Financial Aid may be available)
Delaware College Bridge Programs
Delaware State University (DSU)
Program: Summer Academy
Description: A seven-week on-campus and virtual learning opportunity that provides the chance to fast-track student success by earning 6-9 college credits, get a head start on your journey as a Hornet and ease your transition from high school.
Open to: Incoming freshmen and transfer students with less than 30 credits
Location: Dover, DE
Program Dates: June 24 – August 9
Residential: Yes (5 weeks on campus and 2 weeks remote)
Deadline: June 10
Cost: $3,500 (Financial Aid may be available)
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Georgia College Bridge Programs
Albany State University (ASU)
Program: Summer Success Academy
Description: This 6-week residential learning opportunity provides incoming freshmen with the ability to get a jump start on their ASU experience. Participants will be enrolled in 6-7 credit hours depending on their cohort.
Working closely with expert faculty and supported by a network of peer advisors, learning specialists, and tutors, Academy scholars learn together as a community within and beyond the classroom. They will develop into owners of their educational experiences and leave strong and ready for the challenges of a first year in college.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Albany, GA
Program Dates: June 17 – July 24
Residential: Yes
Deadline: April 12
Cost: Not listed
Atlanta University Center Consortium (AUCC) – Includes Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, and Spelman College
Program: AUCC – DDEP Summer Bridge
Description: This program is designed to prepare students who have been accepted into the AUCC Dual-Degree Engineering Program for the rigor of the engineering curriculum at the AUCC, introduce leadership opportunities and careers in engineering, and familiarize students with Atlanta University Center institutions and the college experience.
Students will experience classes in Pre-Calculus, Chemistry, and Introduction to Engineering, courses giving a deep dive into choosing engineering as a major. In addition to these classes, students will attend industry tours of the most prominent engineering companies in Atlanta, networking with professionals and learning about career opportunities available through internships and after graduation.
Open to: Incoming freshmen accepted into the AUCC Dual-Degree Engineering Program
Location: Atlanta, GA
Program Dates: June 13 – July 29
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: $25 covers the program
Fort Valley State University (FVSU)
Program: Summer Success Academy
Description: This 7-week residential learning opportunity provides incoming freshmen with the ability to get a jump start on their FVSU experience. Participants will be enrolled in 7 credit hours.
Working closely with expert faculty and supported by a network of peer advisors, learning specialists, and tutors, academy scholars learn together as a community within and beyond the classroom. They will develop into owners of their educational experiences and leave strong and ready for the challenges of a first year in college.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Fort Valley, GA
Program Dates: 7-week program with a move-in date of June 7
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 1
Cost: Not listed
Morehouse College (MC)
Program: CodeHouse Scholars
Description: The CodeHouse Scholars Initiative (CHSI) will mentor, prepare and invest in Black, Latinx and Native American students, in their first year of college, for a career in the tech industry. As a scholar you will be able to receive:
- Up to $20,000 academic scholarships for a tech-related degree
- Collegiate mentorship from participating HBCUs and industry mentorship from companies like PayPal and Microsoft
- 4-week paid summer bridge program to build your technical and leadership skills
Open to: Incoming freshmen who will attend Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, or Spelman College
Location: Atlanta, GA
Program Dates: July
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 10
Cost: Not listed
Program: Morehouse Accelerated Academic Program (MAAP)
Description: A dynamic six-week academic enhancement and college readiness program that offers incoming freshmen a challenging and rewarding academic experience. The MAAP is primarily designed to strengthen the participants’ quantitative analysis, writing proficiency, study habits, critical thinking and time management capabilities.
The students will gain a head start at the College by accruing numeric college credit hours (e.g., 6-10 hours), GPA credit value, as well as establish a firm acclimation and grounding for initiating their educational experience here at Morehouse College. Please take a moment to complete the program application.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Virtual
Program Dates: June 3 – July 12
Residential: No
Deadline: May 24
Cost: Yes, Financial Aid may be available
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Kentucky College Bridge Programs
Kentucky State University (KSU)
Program: KSU Accelerate Summer Program
Description: The program aims to serve as an accelerated supplemental instruction model designed to prepare participating students to enter credit-bearing coursework in the first semester of college; thus, improving the transition into gateway coursework impacting retention, progression, and minimizing time to degree. This program is critical for incoming freshmen as these students spent a significant portion of their high school tenure learning remotely.
The residential bridge program is designed as a two-week pre-orientation and academic immersion experience targeted to academically underprepared students in English, math, and/or reading and first-year admits entering with less than a 2.5 cumulative HS GPA (i.e. students required to enter into a learning contract).
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Frankfort, KY
Program Dates: July 28 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: June 30
Cost: Yes, Financial Aid may be available
Louisana College Bridge Programs
Dillard University (DU)
Program: Deeper Student Learning I: Pathway to Success in STEM
Description: The program aims to smoothly transition incoming freshmen from High School to Dillard University as a STEM major. The program is designed to increase student success by creating an environment for students that implements a holistic approach to learning.
DSL I program is a residential summer bridge program designed to improve student achievement by identifying and implementing instructional strategies, which improve postsecondary learning and retention, resulting in the completion of a degree in the STEM field. DSL I Program will utilize strategies based on best practices in creating a learner-centered environment and assisting students in STEM programs.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: New Orleans, LA
Program Dates: May 28 – June 28
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Program: Deeper Student Learning II: Pathway to Success in STEM
Description: The Dillard University Deeper Student Learning II (DU-DSL) Program is a residential summer bridge program designed to improve student achievement by identifying and implementing instructional strategies, that improve postsecondary learning and retention, resulting in completion of a degree in STEM field. DSL II Program will utilize strategies based on best practices in creating a learner-centered environment and assisting students in STEM programs.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: New Orleans, LA
Program Dates: May 28 – June 28
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Maryland College Bridge Programs
Bowie State University (BSU)
Program: Bulldog Scholars Academy
Description: This program gives incoming freshmen an opportunity to jump-start their education by earning six credits toward graduation. Academy participants live on campus, take two college-level courses, and receive academic and social support.
This summer Bulldog Scholars Academy (BSA) is offering two tracks: Bulldog Science Academy, which offers Natural Science majors a hands-on deep dive into the sciences and the traditional Academy, which offers interdisciplinary learning experiences that prepare students for college.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Bowie, MD
Program Dates: June 24 – August 3
Residential: Yes
Deadline: June 7
Cost: $1,500 – $2,500
Coppin State University (CSU)
Program: Summer Academic Success Academy (SASA)
Description: This is a five-week summer residential program designed to help newly admitted Coppin State University students make a smooth transition to college while earning college credits. SASA is open to all newly admitted first-year students on a first-come, first-served basis. This program is designed to assist with improving essential college readiness skills for college completion.
Students receive an introduction to the academic, social, and recreational resources of the campus community. At the conclusion of the program, students are connected to faculty, staff and peer mentors that serve as guides on their collegiate journey to success.
The Summer Academic Success Academy will host two cohorts of students:
- Fast-Track: students ready to jumpstart their collegiate career by earning up to 9 credits prior to their first semester, and
- Bridge to Coppin: students invited to attend our Summer Academic Success Academy (SASA) as part of their admission to Coppin State “Class of 2028”.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Baltimore, MD
Program Dates: July 14 – August 16
Residential: Yes
Deadline: June 3
Cost: Free for the 1st 100 enrollees
Missouri College Bridge Programs
Lincoln University (LU)
Program: LU Bridge Program
Description: The program provides direct support and guidance for incoming freshmen and is designed to increase a student’s likelihood of academic success during their first year in college. All student success programs are cohort-based and supported by an Academic Success Team consisting of a faculty leader, a peer tutor, and a peer mentor.
It consists of a 3-week, residential program during which students will be registered for two (2) classes comprising a total of 4 credit hours. Students participating in the Summer Bridge program WILL BE REQUIRED to reside on campus for the entire three weeks of the program.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Jefferson City, MO
Program Dates: July 7 – July 27
Residential: Yes
Deadline: June 15
Cost: $150 Enrollment fee and the program is free
North Carolina College Bridge Programs
North Carolina Central University (NCCU)
Program: Aspiring Eagles Academy
Description: Gain a head start on your academic career with 8 transferable college credits while immersing yourself in 15 transformative service-learning hours. Delve deep into cultural enrichments that broaden your perspectives and ignite your passion for learning. Forge lifelong friendships and benefit from invaluable peer mentorships that will guide you every step of the way.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Durham, NC
Program Dates: June 23 – July 26
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 1
Cost: Yes, Financial Aid may be available
North Carolina A&T State University (NCAT)
Program: Sisters Summer of Success
Description: This program provides a transitional experience in preparation for the fall semester. Participants of the program will reside on campus for 6 weeks during the second summer session. While in this program, participants will achieve early successes, generate credit hours, and have an advantage in becoming acclimated to the campus environment in advance of the rest of the freshman class. This program is designed to equip young women with the skills needed to have a successful academic career at A&T.
Open to: Incoming female freshmen who are North Carolina residents
Location: Greensboro, NC
Program Dates: June 27 – August 2
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 25
Cost: Not listed
Pennslyvania College Bridge Programs
Lincoln University (LU)
Program: LU-Rise Program
Description: The program is a summer intensive enrichment experience offered in a 5-week program, offered in 2 cohorts: STEM and Academic Enrichment, providing students with academic skills and empowering opportunities. The program will allow students to get a head start on their academic coursework. Along with weekday coursework, there will be enrichment opportunities. LU-RISE’s goal is to have students enter their freshman year with not only knowledge of Lincoln University but equipped with academic credits enabling them to have a jumpstart on the fall semester. The program will include:
- Accelerated Academic Coursework
- Academic Advising
- Training in Skills Necessary for College Success
- Orientation to College Life and Resources
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Lincoln University, PA
Program Dates: June 24 – July 26
Residential: Yes
Deadline: June 3
Cost: Not listed
Tennessee College Bridge Programs
Fisk University (FU)
Program: Live and Learn at Fisk University
Description: The Pre-College Summer Program provides an academically stimulating and culturally motivating experience. With the goal of increasing the number of students who successfully matriculate through the undergraduate curriculum, the Pre-College Program is designed to bridge the gap in skills and knowledge between high school and college. Students are not only provided with academic support during the four-week summer experience but continue receiving tutoring, academic counseling and mentoring through the fall and spring semesters of the school year.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Nashville, TN
Program Dates: July 8 – August 2
Residential: Yes
Deadline: June 15
Cost: $3,260 (Financial Aid may be available)
Tennessee State University (TSU)
Program: Engineering Summer Bridge (E.S.B.)
Description: This program is for incoming freshmen in the College of Engineering program. It is a 10-week non-residential program
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Nashville, TN
Program Dates: May 28 – August 2
Residential: No
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: $1,000
Texas College Bridge Programs
Huston-Tillotson University (HT)
Program: HT I.D.E.A.L. Summer Academy
Description: The goal of the summer program is for students to explore and discover their academic and career interests through critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and through communicating effectively. The program offers incoming HT freshmen the opportunity to participate in a robust academic and social summer program that fosters interest in learning and empowers students to become exceptional leaders at HT and beyond.
The I.D.E.A.L. Summer Academy is a seamless transitional opportunity for first-time freshmen to get an early and strong start on their college career by staying on campus and completing up to nine (9) credits during six (6) weeks in the summer.
This intense and exciting summer experience offers students the opportunity to prepare for the academic, personal, and social challenges that they may encounter while in college. In addition to tutoring, study skills training, and academic and career development workshops, the program provides extensive academic and personal counseling to equip and support incoming new students.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Austin, TX
Program Dates: June 9 – July 20
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Not listed
Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU)
Program: Begin Success in Nursing Program
Description: This 5-week program is designed for exceptional incoming freshmen students who plan to pursue a nursing major, at the PVAMU College of Nursing (CON) and ultimately join the nursing profession. The experience includes campus life immersion, tools for college success, community service learning, civility, Texas Medical Center tours, HESI A2. tips (CON admission exam) and more. Participants will receive 6 hours of college-level coursework. After the summer, this program will transition into a 2-Year Learning Community, where each semester students will be given a schedule of two or three classes they will take together as a cohort. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen who are declared pre-nursing majors
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: Justice Studies Summer Bridge Program
Description: This 5-week program is designed to give incoming freshman students an opportunity to immerse themselves in the field of Juvenile Justice. The program offers two courses, with credits being applied toward an undergraduate degree in Juvenile Justice. Participants will receive 6 hours of college-level coursework. After the summer, this program will transition into a 2-Year Learning Community, where each semester students will be given a schedule of two or three classes they will take together as a cohort. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: College of Engineering Enhancement Institute (CE21)
Description: This 5-week program is designed to prepare students for the rigors of an Engineering, Computer Science, or Technology Curriculum and to aid with the transition between high school and college. Participants will receive 6 hours of college-level coursework. After the summer, this program will transition into a 2-Year Learning Community, where each semester students will be given a schedule of two or three classes they will take together as a cohort. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: Business Scholars Summer Program (BSSP)
Description: 5-week academic experience designed for incoming business majors. Participants will have the opportunity to complete six hours (two courses) of college-level business courses, participate in academic and professional enhancement workshops and engage in projects with business faculty and other business students. After the summer, this program will transition into a 2-Year Learning Community, where each semester students will be given a schedule of two or three classes they will take together as a cohort. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen Business majors
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: Biology PreMedical Concept Institute (PCI)
Description: This is an intensive 10-week summer program for freshman students majoring in biology and interested in pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, allied health disciplines, and biomedical sciences. Participants will receive 6 hours of college-level coursework. After the summer, this program will transition into a 2-Year Learning Community, where each semester students will be given a schedule of two or three classes they will take together as a cohort. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen majoring in biology and interested in pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, allied health disciplines, and biomedical sciences
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: June 2 – August 4
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: Architectural Concept Institute (ACI)
Description: This is a 10-week summer bridge program designed to give high-achieving incoming freshman students an opportunity to immerse themselves in the study of architecture. Participants will receive 6 hours of college-level coursework. After the summer, this program will transition into a 2-Year Learning Community, where each semester students will be given a schedule of two or three classes they will take together as a cohort. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: June 2 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: School of Public and Allied Health Institute
Description: This 5-week academic, residential program is designed for incoming students majoring in Public and Allied Health. Prairie View A&M University became the first Historically Black College and University in Texas to offer a program where students will receive comprehensive education through courses on health promotion, disease prevention, epidemiology, athletic/exercise performance, nutrition and more. Participants will have the opportunity to complete six hours (two courses) of college-level curriculum and instruction courses, take part in academic and professional enhancement workshops, and engage in projects with Public and Allied Health faculty. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen majoring in Public and Allied Health
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: Humanities Summer Bridge Program
Description: This 5-week academic program is designed for incoming freshmen majoring in Agriculture, African American Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, History, Music, Political Science, Communications, and English. The Humanities Bridge program provides incoming freshmen the chance to complete two college courses before the start of the fall semester. Upon completion, students will have 6 hours of college-level coursework. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen majoring in Agriculture, African American Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, History, Music, Political Science, Communications, and English.
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Program: Panther Pride Summer Bridge Program
Description: This 5-week program is designed for incoming PVAMU freshmen who are interested in jump-starting their academic careers and to aid with the transition between high school and college. Participants will receive 6 hours of college-level coursework. Students must be Texas residents (or a Non-Resident on a Presidential or Regents Scholarship) to participate.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Prairie View, TX
Program Dates: July 7 – August 8
Residential: Yes
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: Free
Virginia College Bridge Programs
Norfolk State University (NSU)
Program: Summer Bridge Program
Description: The Students Preparing for Academic Rigor in College (SPARC) Summer Bridge Program is a comprehensive, no-cost, four-week academic residential program for incoming freshmen who are recent high school graduates. As an institution, our goal is to leverage campus resources and immerse students in a learning environment that will improve academic competencies as they exemplify Spartan characteristics.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Norfolk, VA
Program Dates: June 22 – July 20
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 1
Cost: Free
Virginia State University
Program: Summer Transition and Enrichment Program (STEP)
Description: This program is designed to help students who have selected a STEM major and who have been accepted to VSU (but may or may not have chosen to attend VSU). This gives students a head start on undergraduate degrees by developing their key mathematics and language skills and exposing them to college life. This HBCU summer program will nurture these participants on campus for six weeks during the summer preceding their freshman year.
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Virginia State University, VA
Program Dates: June 17 – July 19
Residential: Yes
Deadline: May 24
Cost: Not listed
Program: Engineering Summer Bridge (E.S.B.)
Description: This program is for incoming freshmen in the College of Engineering program. It is a 10-week non-residential program
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Nashville, TN
Program Dates: May 28 – August 2
Residential: No
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: $1,000
Program: Engineering Summer Bridge (E.S.B.)
Description: This program is for incoming freshmen in the College of Engineering program. It is a 10-week non-residential program
Open to: Incoming freshmen
Location: Nashville, TN
Program Dates: May 28 – August 2
Residential: No
Deadline: Not listed
Cost: $1,000
Before you plan your summer break activities don’t forget to enroll in a college bridge program at your future college. Some precollege summer programs are three-week sessions while others last most of the summer. Remember these college bridge programs were created to give incoming freshmen a jumpstart on their college journey, so apply now!
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