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Summer high school institute at university of the pacific

The University of the Pacific's Pre-College Summer Program offers high school students a unique opportunity to experience college life before they graduate. Participants can select from a 50+ academic courses across various disciplines, with dedicated and experienced instructors. They'll have a taste of campus living and meet peers, all while gaining essential skills for the transition to college and beyond. It's an enjoyable and enriching way to learn and prepare for the future.

program details

  • Location: University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA

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  • Program Length: 2 weeks​

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  • Dates:

    • Week of June 2

    • Week of June 16

    • Exact dates TBA!

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  • Participant Mix: Mix of students from all over. You may or may not have another Summer Searcher on your same Summer Session.

  • Transportation: Summer Search will provide transportation

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  • Accommodations: Dorms, sharing a room with other participant(s)

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  • Bathrooms: Shared dorm bathrooms

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  • Phone Access: You'll have your phone throughout the program

  • COVID Policy: TBA

PROGRAM ACTIVITIES

  • Choose from a variety of academic courses, such as science, arts, business, and more

  • Hands-on learning through labs, projects, and workshops

  • Some programs include field trips to local attractions, museums, or businesses to enhance students' understanding of the subject matter and provide real-world exposure

  • Social activities, such as movie nights, talent shows, or outings to nearby attractions

YOU'LL GET FROM THIS EXPERIENCE...

  • A taste of college life, with opportunities to take college-level courses and experience academic rigor

  • Become familiar with the college environment and gain insights into what campus life might be like

  • A chance to explore their academic and career interests, helping you make more informed decisions about future paths

THIS EXPERIENCE IS A FIT FOR students who...

  • Are interested in living on a college campus

  • Are comfortable navigating new systems and spaces on your own

  • Have a high follow-through to complete the application, register for courses, and manage time between classes and social activities

  • Are currently on track to graduate high school and in good academic standing

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