High School Student Programs
Embark on an enriching educational journey with Simpson University’s High School Student Programs. Tailored to meet the unique needs of high school students, our programs offer a dynamic blend of academic support, mentorship, and hands-on experiences. Delve into a variety of engaging initiatives, from specialized workshops to immersive events, designed to ignite your passion for learning and provide valuable insights into your future.
Simpson University is dedicated to empowering high school students through innovative programs that go beyond the traditional classroom setting. Whether you’re interested in exploring specific fields of study, honing leadership skills, or preparing for the college transition, our programs are crafted to inspire personal and academic growth.
Upward Bound – Shasta
The TRiO Upward Bound program supports current high school students and their families to help prepare them for success in college. This federal program provides the fundamental support needed to help students gain the confidence they need and the organization and planning required to smoothly transition to college and university education. The program is designed to serve U.S. citizen-students as well as students applying for permanent residency in the United States whose parents did not graduate from a four-year college or university, low-income students, and academically disadvantaged students.
Upward Bound – Siskiyou
The TRiO Upward Bound program supports current high school students and their families to help prepare them for success in college. This federal program provides the fundamental support needed to help students gain the confidence they need and the organization and planning required to smoothly transition to college and university education. The program is designed to serve U.S. citizen-students as well as students applying for permanent residency in the United States whose parents did not graduate from a four-year college or university, low-income students, and academically disadvantaged students.
