Program Details
Selected program participants are required to enroll in three credit courses at UAB - one English course, one Mathematics course, and one Physical Science course – all of which count toward their bachelor’s degree in business at UAB. These students receive tuition for the term, free textbooks, a meal allowance and a free room in a UAB residence hall. * Please note that all students are required to live in the residence hall to participate. Additionally, students receive a $700 stipend for successful program participation, with an opportunity to receive an additional academic achievement stipend of up to $900, based on academic performance during the program.
Additionally, students will participate in: tutoring sessions; career counseling; seminars; PowerPoint and competitive poster preparation; mentoring support, competitive business training and social activities to promote networking. Each student works on a business - related concept project during the program. A concluding conference highlights the accomplishments of the Bridge students and participants receive certificates of participation and awards for outstanding projects.
To be eligible a student must:
1) Be a 2011 high school graduate with no previous college attendance;
2) Be admitted to UAB;
3) Plan to major in business at UAB;
4) Have a competitive ACT score and cumulative GPA, and
5) Submit a complete 2011 Business Summer Bridge Program Application
postmarked on or before the deadline date of Thursday, April 25, 2011.
Click HERE to apply.
Please mail completed applications to:
Dr. Louis Dale
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
401 Campbell Hall
1530 3RD Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35294-1170
Applications must be received on or before April 25, 2011. Successful applicants will be notified by US Mail on or before May 9, 2011.
For Questions - Contact the Office for Equity and Diversity at UAB – (205) 934-8762
or the UAB School of Business – (205) 934-2453
You can also contact The Guide for more information or for any questions.
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