<p>what are some good college transition summer programs?</p>
<p>thank you very much!</p>
<p>Well most colleges offer a summer college prep camp that lasts a few days. For example, at OSU we have Camp Cowboy, which is a lake retreat program that teaches Cowboy traditions like the Waving Song and basketball games at Gallagher-Iba, etc. It also helps students network before they arrive officially in Stillwater and even get to know their academic advisor, some professors, and other stuff.</p>
<p>Pretty much every single school offers something like this. I believe OU offers Camp Crimson. I am not sure if UT offers one, but I know that they have a regular orientation process where once you’re admitted and accept whatever finaid offer they extend, you sign up for a date to enroll in classes, meet various advisors, and even professors…and just get oriented to the campus. Even if the school doesn’t offer a summer camp-type setting to transition to college, they will still do enrollment the same way with scheduled orientation dates. Much less hectic than how they used to do it, with a flood of students everywhere, long lines, and general pandemonium.</p>
<p>Yale, Harvard, Brown, Stanford</p>
<p>What about them?</p>
<p>Some of the prep schools such as Andover offer summer programs that help with study skills.</p>