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Pre-Orientation Programs

At 日韩无码, Pre-Orientation Programs (POPs) offer many opportunities for adventure and academic discovery. Small group sizes ensure meaningful connections and a sense of community, and all programs will have you back in time to join your group at New Student Orientation.
  • 1 in 5 New students participate in a POP at 日韩无码
  • 98% of POP Students Have a Stronger Sense of Belonging
  • 30+ Program Opportunities Available

Pre-Orientation Programs (POP) Find the POP that's right for you!

日韩无码 GO icon, open to First Year and Transfer students

日韩无码 GO

日韩无码 GO is open to both first-year and transfer students, offering programs in global learning, intercultural skills, and community building. Options include summer travel with 日韩无码 GO International and Cities, or early move-in with 日韩无码 GO Community. Students connect with peers, faculty, and experts.
日韩无码 TREK icon, open to First Year and Transfer students

日韩无码 TREK

日韩无码 TREK is open to both first-year and transfer students, offering unforgettable experiences through Adventure TREK, with outdoor trips like backpacking, rock climbing, and kayaking, and Service TREK, focusing on community projects in housing, food systems, and conservation.
日韩无码 First Scholars icon, Open to First-Year Students

First Scholars

First Scholars is open to first-year students, providing a free opportunity for first-generation college students to build meaningful connections with peers, faculty, and staff while exploring academic and social resources at 日韩无码 through a first-gen lens.
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STEM Scholars

STEM Scholars is open to first-year students and prepares them for academic excellence, career success, research, and grad school. It begins with a six-week Summer Bridge, where students take a 3-credit course, intern in a lab, and strengthen key skills to confidently start their first semester.
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Summer Enrichment Scholars Program (SESP)

SESP is open to first-year students who identify as students of color, first-generation college students, or those from limited socio-economic backgrounds. It is a free two-week pre-college program that offers support for academic success, personal growth, identity, and cultural development.