The University of Minnesota, Morris Gateway Program encourages talented students to expand their educational and career aspirations. It provides an environment that is conducive to learning and personal development, with a dedicated staff and faculty to assist students with their educational pursuits. Students work with peer mentors (Gateway Student Mentors), who have expertise in the challenges of college life. Students are exposed to a meticulous pre-collegiate experience and an abundance of campus resources that prepare them to enter and persist in college.
Program Benefits
- Four-week umbrella course in English, mathematics, and computer science
- All expenses paid for the duration of the program (room, board, and weekend activities)
- Exposure to arguably the best public liberal arts, most academic and student-oriented institution in the country
- Close interaction with Morris faculty, staff, and students
- Mentoring and tutoring by successful Morris students
- Participation in seminars and workshops in areas such as career planning, academic advising, financial aid and many more
- Membership in a talented and cohesive group of undergraduate students
- Participation in cultural and recreational activities that will enhance understanding of diversity in the college environment
- Positive and supportive networks
