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University of Connecticut Center for Academic Programs Student Support Services (SSS)
Congratulations!
Over 36,000
UConn
applicants and
2020 you were
selected!
Acceptance to SSS Goals of SSS: 1.Access to UConn 2.Graduation from UConn 3.Exclusive services and unique educational opportunities
SSS Professional Staff
Dr. Bidya Ranjeet
Center for Academic Programs
Director
SSS Storrs Campus Staff SSS Regional Campus Staff
Kim Gorman Carl Dean Chelsea Cichocki Maggie Judy-Kirk Lillie Wright Aaron Collins Rawan Shilleh
Director Asst. Director/SSS CAP Assoc. Director/SSS CAP Administrative Waterbury Coordinator Avery Point Coordinator Stamford Coordinator
Counselor Counselor Assistant
Lynn Papacostas Ginolfi Ramón Espinoza
Summer Spaderna Yesenia Cajigas Sterling White Hartford SSS Counselor
Hartford Coordinator
SSS Counselor Learning Services SSS Success
Coordinator/SSS Counselor Coach/Counselor
Summer Program Component
Consists of a Students are
five-week, Transitions Students will gain
Introduces expected to
students from the experience of
pre-collegiate, students to comply with all
high school to taking college
residential university life program
college courses
component regulations
Summer Success Model
Residential
Component
Experience life on campus for five-
weeks.
Meet new friends.
Learn the lay of land.
Participate in fun activities.
Counseling
Component Academic
Receive one-on-one academic,
financial aid, career, and Component
personal counseling from a SSS Take two 3-credit UConn
counselor who will work with courses.
you throughout your college Meet with tutors.
career. Learn how to study and take
notes at the college level.
2020 Program Dates
Sunday, July 5 – Thursday, August 6
OPENING DAY SCHEDULE
Registration/Move-in……… 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Orientation ………………......11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Lunch on your own ………….12:30 pm – 2:15 pm
Parents Depart …………………...…….........2:15 pm
Team Meeting ……………………….…... …….2:30 pm
Campus Tour ……………………….....……….. 3:45 pm
Residential Life Meeting ……………….......4:30 pm
Dinner…………………………………....…………..6:00 pm
Textbook Distribution…………………………..7:30pm
Floor Meeting……………………………………..8:30 pm
Students will be staying in Shippee Residence Hall
Summer Courses
First Day of Classes: Monday, July 6, 2020
Math Sociology
Women, Gender
Philosophy & Sexuality
Studies
Math Placement Exam
ALL UCONN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS WHO HAVE CHOSEN A MAJOR IN THE FOLLOWING DISCIPLINES OR
WHO INTEND TO DO SO ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE THE MATHEMATICS PLACEMENT EXAM (MPE):
•Allied Health Sciences •Geoscience, BS •Physiology and Neurobiology
•Animal Science, BS •German (Eurotech) •Pre-Medical
•Biological Science, BS •Pre-Individualized Major, BS •Pre- Pharmacy
•Chemistry •Marine Sciences •Pre-Kinesiology (Exercise Science)
•Cognitive Sciences, BS •Mathematic-Actuarial Sciences •Pre-Teaching, BS (Biology,
Chemistry, Earth science,
•Computer Science •Mathematics Mathematics, Physics)
•Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, •Mathematics-Statistics •Pre-Veterinary
BS
•Molecular and Cell Biology •Psychology, BS
•Engineering (all majors)
•Natural Resources •Statistics
•Engineering Physics
•Pathobiology •Structural Biology and Biophysics
•Environmental Sciences
•Physics
A minimum score of 17 is required for placement in MATH 1060Q (Pre-Calculus)
A minimum score of 22 is required for placement in MATH 1131Q or higher (Calculus)Chemistry Placement Exam
ALL UCONN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS WHO HAVE CHOSEN A MAJOR IN THE FOLLOWING DISCIPLINES OR
WHO INTEND TO DO SO ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE THE CHEMISTRY PLACEMENT EXAM (MPE):
• Agriculture and Natural Resources • Geography, BS • Natural Resources
• Allied Health Sciences • Geoscience, BS • Pathobiology
• Animal Science, BS • German (Eurotech) • Physics
• Applied Mathematical Sciences, BS • Pre-Individualized Major, BS • Physiology and Neurobiology
• Biological Science, BS • Landscape Architecture • Pre- Pharmacy
• Chemistry • Marine Sciences • Pre-Kinesiology (Exercise Science)
• Cognitive Sciences, BS • Mathematics-Actuarial Sciences, BS • Pre-Teaching, BS (Biology, Chemistry, Earth
science, Mathematics, Physics)
• Computer Science • Mathematics-Actuarial Sciences-Finance, BS
• Psychology, BS
• Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, BS • Mathematics, BS
• Statistics
• Engineering (all majors) • Mathematics-Statistics, BS
• Structural Biology and Biophysics
• Environmental Sciences • Medical Lab Ordering Sciences
• Exercise Science • Molecular and Cell Biology
A minimum score of 60% is required for enrollment in General Chemistry I (CHEM 1127Q)
Students with a score below 60% will be advised to register for CHEM 1124Q.Daily Schedule
8:00 am - 9:40 am Class 1
9:50 am – 11:30 am Class 2
11:45 am – 12:45 pm Team Meeting (Tuesday or Wednesday)
Lunch (by 2:00 pm)
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm Appointments with Counselors, Faculty &
Tutors
Instructors’ Office Hours
Math Discussion (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
Success Seminars (Wednesdays & Thursdays
Dinner (by 6:00 pm)
6:30 pm – 9:00 pm Study Hours (Sundays – Thursdays)
10:00 pm In the residence hall
11:00 pm In your roomSummer Tuition & Fees
APPROXIMATE CHARGES PER STUDENT: STUDENT PAYS ONLY (UCONN COVERS
THE REMAINDER):
6 credits = $3,216.00 SSS Summer course
Room & Board =$1,833.00 registration
Books for 2 courses = $300.00
$91.00
___________________________
Total = $5,349UConn 2020-2021 Cost of Attendance
The total cost of attendance (COA) includes direct educational cost and an estimate of indirect costs based on full time
attendance at Storrs for both fall and spring semesters. The housing and meal plan amounts are an average of the cost of
the various options for the year. These figures do not represent your actual fee bill but are estimates and subject to change.
Direct Cost In-State
Tuition 14,406.00
University and Student Fees 3,428.00
On/Off-Campus Housing Estimate* 8,480.00
On/Off-Campus Meal Plan Estimate* 6,020.00
Subtotal Direct Cost $32,334.00
Estimate Indirect Costs In-State
Books & Supplies 950.00
Transportation 1,232.00
Miscellaneous 1,800.00
Subtotal Indirect Cost $3,982.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENSES: $36,316.00Next Steps
$300.00 ENROLLMENT DEPOSIT DUE MAY 1ST
Required SSS Forms
• Online Information Forms and signed paper forms must be received by June 15, 2020.
University Health Forms
• Health History Form, including proof of meningitis immunization due no later than July 1, 2020 sent to Health
Services. Students who are not compliant with immunization requirements by the 10th day of classes of their first semester will be
blocked from class registration in the Student Administration System.
Summer Orientation
• $90.00 reservation fee for SSS students for Summer Orientation sessions 2 – 10
• Students should complete Math Placement Exam (MPE) and Chemistry Placement Exam (CPE) prior
Housing Application
• Submit online Housing Application (part 1). It will be available 3-5 business days after enrollment deposit is paid.
• On-campus housing is required for all first-time freshmen. A Residency Exemption Process is available and must be
completed by July 1, 2020. Email livingoncampus@uconn.edu to request the exemption application.
Financial Aid
• Tuition & Fee Bill due by August 1, 2020Important Notes
Email • Check your UConn email on a regular basis
• Your ID serves as your access to the residence hall & dining hall
ID card • Upload a picture before your summer orientation session
• You will receive your UConn ID card during summer orientation or at
the beginning of the SSS Summer program
• SSS Peer Coaches have been contacting all admitted SSS students
SSS Calling Project (after 5:00 pm)
• Expect a phone call from them
SSS Opening Day • Sunday, July 5th – Registration between 9:00 am-10:30 am, by
group. Please review your mail for your move-in time.Welcome to UConn SSS We look forward to working with you!
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