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SUMMER ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
2022 SAI
On March 7, 2022, UCCS made face coverings optional both indoors and outdoors across the UCCS campus.

With this change, we are pleased to offer an in-person Summer Academic Institute during June of 2022.

Everyone is welcome to wear a mask on campus as they desire, and to practice social distancing.

The Pre-Collegiate Program will continue to offer hand sanitizer and masks to our students, guests and staff. We will continue to ask everyone to please stay home if you are feeling sick.
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Registration for SAI closed on May 11, 2022.

Make sure you attended an SAI Orientation, the last makeup orientation is on June 2nd.

On this webpage, you will find information on schedules, general resources and FAQ’s for Summer Academic Institute 2022.

For more information or to reach a staff member, please email pcdp@uccs.edu or call our main office line at (719) 255-3239.

SAI 2022 will consist of the following:

  • June 6 to June 30
    June 6 to June 30

    Dual Enrollment courses for rising 11th and 12th graders 

    Unite Program for rising 10th graders interested in engineering 

  • June 13 to June 30
    June 13 to June 30

    Program for rising 12th graders 

  • June 20 to June 30
    June 20 to June 30

    Program for rising 11th graders

     

  • June 23 to June 25
    June 23 to June 25

    UCCS Campus Overnight Stay for rising 12th & 11th graders 

  • June 27 to June 30
    June 27 to June 30

    Program for rising 10th graders

  • June 28 to June 30
    June 28 to June 30

    Program for rising 9th graders

  • June 30
    June 30

    Student, family, staff closing Ice Cream Social 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can participate in the Summer Academic Institute (SAI)?

PCDP participants who register for SAI ahead of time. 

Am I required to participate in the 2021 Summer Academic Institute?

If you registered for SAI, then you must attend the activities you selected.  Dual Enrollment classes are semester-long college level classes condensed into 4 weeks.  Attendance is crucial to keeping up with assignments and passing the class.  If you are having an emergency, contact PCDP staff and your Dual Enrollment instructor (if you have a Dual Enrollment class) as soon as possible, to inform of your absence and get instructions.  If you must miss more than 3 days of a Dual Enrollment class, it is best to withdraw from the class to avoid a failing grade. 

If you are a PCDP participant and you were not able to attend SAI, we expect you to attend Transition Coaching Nights, and College Experience events during the school year. 

What is the cost to students to participate?

All workshops are offered at no cost to students.

Do I have to purchase my textbooks?

No

If I receive academic accommodations in my high school classes, will I receive those same accommodations in my college classes?

Academic accommodations may look a little different for students in college courses than they do for students at their high school. Students may request accommodations through UCCS Disability Services  and by completing the steps outlined here. Please reach out to the Pre-Collegiate office or Disability Services with any questions about this process, and we would be happy to help! 

How do I see my grades at the end of the summer?

Students can check their final course grades through their MyUCCS Portal. 

How do I request my transcripts at the end of the summer?
Is transportation provided for in-person events?

No. PCDP cannot provide transportation although we may be able to offer bus passes for interested students.  

Where can I park?

Generally, there is no free parking on campus. If you are interested in parking on campus please contact Dr. Nancy Hernández at: 719-255-3595 or through email at nhernand@uccs.edu. You will need to provide the license plate number, the state of the plate, and hold a valid drivers license. These parking permits are limited by one vehicle per student.