Residential Option
About Bronco Scholars Residential
In Bronco Scholars Residential, students live on campus during the 6-week summer session and take both Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning (GE Area B4) and Ethnic and Women's Studies (GE Area F) courses.
This option is available for local students or those who live out of the area and want to experience on-campus living. Residential program participants will also participate in exclusive workshops on financial literacy and receive peer mentor support. This residential option is FREE for students who commit to participation.
Residential Option Details
Program Eligibility
Bronco Scholars participation is by invitation only, and for CPP students in need of additional support in mathematics based on CSU Multiple Measures. Keep tabs on your personal and CPP email inboxes for information.
If you are invited to participate, we strongly encourage you to join the program.
Program Dates
June 4: Bronco Scholars 101 Participation Info Session
June 20 and 21: Bronco Scholars Kickoff
TBA: Class Registration Deadline
June 23: Move-In
June 24-August 2: Instruction Dates
August 2: Moveout and Final Exams
Cost
This residential option is free to students who commit to participation. The program covers students' housing and meal plan costs.
Students will need to bring spending money for laundry, snacks, and other incidentals.
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Your Next Steps
Submit Your Interest Form
Submit your interest form below by May 17. You will need your BroncoName and password to log in. Mac laptop or computer users should use Chrome or Firefox to access the forms. iPad or iPhone users will not be able to access OnBase on these devices. Please use a laptop or desktop computer, or visit the Bronco Advising Center for assistance.
Register for Orientation
Register for your Orientation program by June 3. Sign up for June 10, 12, 14 or 17. Attending an Orientation program is mandatory to maintain your admission.
What is the Difference between the Residential and Commuter Options?
| Program Feature | Residential | Commuter |
|---|---|---|
| Enroll in a 3-4 unit General Education math course (GE Area B4) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Transitional workshops (campus resources, tools, etc.) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Embedded Math Tutors | ✓ | ✓ |
| Access to Success Coaches | ✓ | ✓ |
| Peer Mentor Support | ✓ | ✓ |
| Financial Literacy Workshops | ✓ | |
| Enroll in a 3-unit Ethnic Studies General Education course (GE Area F) | ✓ | |
| Summer Residential Housing | ✓ | |
|
Summer Meals |
✓ | |
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Textbooks |
FREE | |
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Cost of Program |
FREE | Low-Cost* |
*Commuter students with an Financial Aid Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of 6,000 or less receive a tuition waiver, but must cover cost of textbooks and parking permit; Students with an EFC higher than 6,000 pay a reduced tuition rate of $199/unit.