Category: Campus Life

Your campus-specific Family Guide is found in the Parent Portal within the Forms section. You can find a video on how to access that here.

You can find the following helpful information, and much more, in your campus-specific Family Guide: ·       Packing List (what to bring, what to leave behind, etc.) ·       Sample Program Schedule ·       Arrival Day Information (where to report, when to report for, etc.) ·       Departure Day Information (when check-outs are, etc.) ·       Information on Airport Shuttle Services ·       Etc. Your campus-specific Family … Continued

Yes, all students – whether residential, commuter, or extended commuter – report for check-in day on Sunday. Generally speaking, the residential students will move-in and get settled throughout the day during a specified timeframe. Commuter and extended commuter students will check in towards the latter end of that timeframe. All students join the staff for … Continued

For check-in day (the first day of the program), specific information on where to report to, what time check-ins are, and other important information, please refer to your campus-specific Family Guide. The Family Guide is found in the Parent Portal within the Forms section. You can find a video on how to access that here.

For check-in day (the first day of the program), specific information on where to report to, what time check-ins are, and other important information, please refer to your campus-specific Family Guide. The Family Guide is found in the Parent Portal within the Forms section. You can find a video on how to access that here.

You may want to think about bringing some extra cash with you to Summer Springboard. While you tuition covers the cost of the cost of meals and excursions, it will not cover any souvenirs you may want to pick up for family and friends.

Yes, provided the request is submitted prior to the start of the program. When you complete the Student Medical Information Form, you will have the opportunity to make special dietary requests.

Students are permitted to bring a cell phone to keep in touch with parents, but it must be turned off during program activities. Your parents or guardians will have the telephone number to the program’s site office, where they can leave you messages.

No. We always have gender segregated rooms.

Most students come to Summer Springboard on their own. During the first few days students have the opportunity to participate in events and activities designed to help them meet each other and make new friends.