Early College Program for High School Students

Southwest Experience and Early College (SEEC)

 

Expect to be challenged both academically and physically while immersed in the awe-inspiring natural surroundings of the Southwest.

Prescott College, a national leader in experiential, field-based education for 50 years, is thrilled to launch the Southwest Experience and Early College (SEEC) program offering summer courses for college credit to high school students ages 16-18 years old.

 

Modeled after the College’s undergraduate courses and taught by Prescott College faculty and instructors, students will experience their learning in the field through real-world application. 

A SEEC course facilitates not only new academic skills, deep learning, and understanding of  environmental and cultural issues and perspectives on nature, people, and our environment, but also contributes to a student’s self-confidence, ability to function successfully and lead a team, builds strong communication skills, and is fun! 

As a SEEC student, you might find yourself paddling down the Colorado River while studying geology. Or you might find yourself tethered to a rock face leading a climb. Perhaps you’ll be standing in the shadow of an ancient dwelling in Mesa Verde capturing the mystery of a culture with your camera lens. Or maybe you’ll find yourself in the midst of a Native American Hopi ritual. Regardless, these courses are designed for up-close and personal academic study infused with travel and adventure that takes you into the heart of your learning. 

Summer 2012 includes courses in geology, natural history, ecology, cultural studies, and photography blended with hiking, rafting, climbing, and kayaking expeditions. It's a unique and special opportunity to deeply experience some of the world's most awesome natural wonders, advance your own understanding of our world, have fun, and be rewarded with college credit!

 

Program Specifics:

  • Program cost is $1400 per course and covers tuition, instructional materials, and costs on the course such as camping fees, transportation to learning sites, group food, adventure equipment, and park entrance fees.
  • Two (2) semester college credits will be awarded for successful completion of course requirements.
  • Duration of each course is 10 days.
  • Course size is limited to 10.
  • Each course is taught by two instructors.
  • All courses are co-ed unless noted in the course description.
  • Students and families are responsible for transportation costs to and from Prescott College.
    Course dates and application details to come.

 

To learn more download the

Program Brochure and Summer 2012 Course Listings

in PDF format. Our Admissions counselors are looking forward to speaking with you at 877-350-2100 or admissions@prescott.edu.

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