Ut bridge program

Participants will stay at The Graduate hotel, right off of campus. For this reason, we have proposed to staff the hotel with two graduate assistants one who identifies as male, another female from the history department. The role of the GAs will involve assisting participants in navigating campus, finding food, entertainment, the gym, and transportation.

The GAs will also be a point-persons for safety concerns, and will be equipped to assist students in all matters of mental and physical well-being. Meals: Meals are included and covered by the College. Participants will receive UTK meal cards. Stipends: We have budgeted for participant stipends, travel vouchers, and meal per diems because we recognize that the summer is generally a time when students may otherwise be employed full time.

If accepted into the program, here are a few details about what the summer between your junior and senior year would look like:. As a Bridge Student, you have the opportunity to network with two different groups of MS Program students.

You'll learn with some of the best and brightest in the field and make connections that will last into your professional career. You will also have access to our MS Programs specific Career Coaches and can set up meetings to discuss your future career path. This Program is available only to students who received a Bridge offer from the Office of Admissions. They are as follows:. Summer Bridge Xavien Johns Xavien is majoring in business marketing and has an impressive resume of accomplishments.

You may recognize him as Mr. Summer Bridge Ilsa Pineda Ilsa is a future teacher and is majoring in education. Maximum of 10 credit hours in two disciplines. Texas college students who are new to the institution and students returning after an absence of at least one fall or spring semester, under age 22 on the first day of the term, are required to submit documentation of immunizations against bacterial meningitis.

Students who fail to meet this requirement may be dropped from courses or prevented from subsequent enrollment. The Summer Bridge Program has been established for first-time freshmen who do not meet all requirements for unconditional admission to UTA. By completing the following requirements, a student may continue at UTA for the subsequent semester. A student must pass all classes with an overall grade point average of 2. Students who earn less than a 2. All students entering through this program are required to take the appropriate Math and English courses for an incoming freshman and enroll during the eleven-week summer semester.

Upon successful completion of those courses, the student may take up to 12 semester credit hours in the fall.