How would you like to get a taste of what college life is like… before you graduate high school?! Motivated high school rising seniors can do just that by enrolling in Monmouth University's College Acceleration Program (CAP) this summer. Through CAP, students can enroll in introductory, college-level courses that are typically taken by college freshmen, and which will generally be accepted for transfer at other colleges and universities.

Be prepared to receive an academically challenging curriculum taught by supportive and caring instructors. With class sizes averaging 22 students each, you will receive the personal attention you need to succeed. Explore different subjects, beef up your college resume, learn something new, earn 3-6 credits, and experience summer at Monmouth University!

CAP Courses
Our visiting high school students are given the opportunity to choose from the below six introductory courses, and will be attending class during our 6-week summer E session which runs from July 9- August 16. To access course descriptions, simply look up the course you are interested in here, and click on the blue course name. For additional help, please contact Lesbia Ortiz-Torres in the office of Undergraduate Admission at 732-263-5869.

CAP Qualifications
In order to be accepted into the CAP, students must:

• Be a rising high school senior
• Have a cumulative 3.0 GPA
• Have a 1500 combined critical reading, math, and writing SAT (or ACT equivalent). PSATs will also be accepted.
• Obtain a letter of recommendation from their school counselor

CAP Application Deadline
The application deadline for the College Acceleration Program is June 12, 2012. Classes begin the week of July 9, 2012.

Summer Application and Application Process
Applying for CAP is easy. Simply fill out our summer application and mail it, along with a letter of recommendation from your school counselor and a $50 application fee to:

Monmouth University Office of Admission Processing
400 Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch, NJ 07764-1898

All high school students need to complete sections A, B, and D of the Application for Summer Undergraduate Permission Students. Section C of this application is to be completed by the school counselor. Once we receive your application, an admission counselor will contact you to set up an appointment to discuss your course selection.

Summer Tuition
Summer tuition for 2012 is $712 /credit. (A typical Monmouth class is 3 credits; most labs are 4 credits. A lab fee will be applicable for some courses.)

Summer Housing
Summer housing is not available for high school students.

Summer Parking
Parking is available for students attending summer courses. There is no fee or decal required.

School of Science Summer Research Program
Interested in the sciences? Then Monmouth's intensive 12-week Summer Research Program might be for you! Apply today.

Summer Programs and Camps
Interested in a sports camp this summer? Or maybe you would like to test your programming abilities at our computer camp? You can even enhance your reading and writing skills at a Literacy Camp! For more information visit our Programs and Camps page.

Questions?
Interested in a sports camp this summer? Or maybe you would like to test your programming abilities at our computer camp? You can even enhance your reading and writing skills at a Literacy Camp! For more information visit our Programs and Camps page.

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