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Summer Bridge & Academic Transition Program

(SB & ATP)

Academic Transition Program

(ATP)

(SSSP)

(STEP)

The OASIS Summer Bridge Program is a four-week intensive residential, academic, and personal development program for up to 130 selected freshman students. As part of your extensive orientation to academic life, you will earn 8 units of credit to prepare for the intellectual challenges you will meet during your first year at UCSan Diego. Summer Bridge will challenge you, and attending will give you more confidence, provide you with knowledge about the campus, and help you feel at home at UC San Diego. Many of the friendships made through Summer Bridge will last throughout your college years and beyond. The Summer Bridge Program is just the beginning of the support provided by OASIS. During the academic year, Summer Bridge students will continue to receive support through the Academic Transition Program. (Please see ATP for more information). The Academic Transition Program aims to ensure that freshmen reach their academic potential and enjoy positive involvement on campus. ATP provides an individualized package of tutoring, mentoring, counseling, and networking for each student to ease the transition from high school to university life. Students are assigned an Academic Transition Counselor (ATC), a peer mentor, who will follow your progress throughout your year. In addition, you will have the opportunity to participate in quarterly social events. The TRiO Student Support Services Program is a U.S. Department of Education TRiO program designed to serve students who are first-generation college students and/or from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. TRiO SSSP is committed to enhancing each participant’s potential for successfully completing an undergraduate degree at UC San Diego. In addition, TRiO SSSP strives to enhance each participant’s prospect for entrance to graduate and professional school and to foster a home-base environment supportive of its participants. TRiO SSSP consists of a variety of services/activities: a one-week non-residential summer transition program for incoming freshmen and transfer students, individualized tutoring, placement with a peer mentor, workshops that focus on student issues and concerns, weekly seminars, and cultural activities and fieldtrips. TRiO SSSP will provide these services throughout your academic career at UCSD. The Summer Transition Enrichment Program (STEP) provided by the TRiO Student Support Services Program (SSSP) is a free week long non-residential transition program for first year freshmen and transfer students. Through a variety of workshops and presentations students learn about campus resources, important study skills and they begin to establish a network of support that includes peers, staff and faculty. The goal of STEP is to help first year freshman and transfer students with their transition into the university and to help them gain valuable skills and knowledge that will allow them to succeed and not just survive at UC San Diego. By participating in STEP, students gain a sense of belonging and community that empowers them to succeed. After STEP, students are participants in SSSP and they continue to get a variety of services throughout their career at UCSD, including: mentoring, counseling, tutoring, cultural activities, educational workshops, weekly seminars and graduate school awareness.

Questions? Please email: otp@ucsd.edu.


Academic Success Program (ASP) is not affiliated with OASIS, but is another retention program that all undergraduate students can take advantage of. It is a student-run organization serving students through free book lending (primarily for general education and lower division courses), academic assistance, exam archives, peer mentoring, and special projects. For more information, check out http://success.ucsd.edu/ or contact ASP at 858-822-5914 or asp@ucsd.edu.

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