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Summer Programs
Back to Parents Home Page Wiley College Student Support Services Basic Skills Institute The Basic Skills Institute is designed first, to acquaint pre-freshman and pre-sophomore students with the campus and campus life; second, to sharpen the student's academic skills in English, mathematics, test taking, and study skills. This will help students, during their freshman and sophomore years, to complete successfully the liberal arts general education requirements and ensure the requisite preparation for the major field of study. While the focus of the Institute is on academics, Wiley College fosters the development of a balanced life that includes social, spiritual, cultural and recreational activities for the students who participate in the summer program. For additional information, please contact Ms. Sylvia Frank, program director, at 903-927-3230. Wiley College Upward Bound Math and Science Regional Center The Upward Bound Math and Science summer residential program consists of six weeks of “simulated” college experiences. Participants are required to stay in residence halls and receive rigorous instruction from college professors in four core-curriculum content areas coupled with study hall, hands-on science research and water quality research. Each participant receives a minimum of 100 hours of classroom-lecture instruction, 40 hours of science laboratory and field research, 40 hours of experiential learning activities and over 40 hours of recreation or social enrichment during the six-week summer residential component. For additional information, please contact Shawntell Phillips, Project Director, at 903-927-3305. |
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