Summer Bridge
Summer Bridge 2024 will be In-Person
Fill out the Summer Bridge 2024 interest form Now
Bridge Goals & Benefits
- Discover your pathway
- Receive personalized support
- Get ready for math!
- Financial Aid advising
- Academic counseling
- College Readiness Workshop Series
- Free, non-credit courses! You may earn up to 7 units!
Eligibility
- Must apply for both Summer and Fall 2024 Term & complete the steps to success.
- Must be a graduating senior, entering Chabot in the fall 2024.
- Complete FAFSA/CA Dream application for 2024-2025
- All students are welcome, but preference given to those who are first in their families to attend college (first-generation), Latinx/e, African American, underrepresented communities, or low-income.
- Meet with one of our team members for an interview
STEPS to participate in Summer Bridge
STEP 1: Complete the application: check back soon for link
STEP 2: Participate in a chat/interview with one of our staff.
STEP 3: Once accepted to Summer Bridge, select a math course to take in the summer. Your counselor can assist with that decision. See chart below for tentative courses.
STEP 4: Attend one of Chabot’s SOAR DAYS to help with completing the steps of success to make you eligible for priority registration. This gives you “dibs” on selecting classes before they fill up.
STEP 5: Attend the Summer Bridge Orientation.
Why Summer Bridge?
Student Outcomes:
At the end of the program, student will:
- Complete a comprehensive student educational plan
- Understand how financial aid works
- Develop and practice key study skills, such as note-taking, time management, and basic writing skills
- Review and develop foundational math skills and concepts?
- Learn about support services, learning communities, tutoring, and library orientation
- Explore and practice using our online platforms, such as checking email, CLASS-Web, and Canvas
- Develop a network of support from other students, staff, counselors, and professors
Course Schedule & Lunch
Tentative Courses, subject to change, depending on instructors’ availability. Students need to participate in the Workshop Series, the PSCN23 Course and one math class to meet the student outcomes.
Lunch is provided for all participating students.
Contact Us
For more information, please contact:
Erica Sanchez
emsanchez@cskz58.com
Angie Muñoz
amunoz@cskz58.com
El Centro: 510.723.6714