All participants reside on campus in Rutgers University housing during the three-week program. The “living and learning” environment will allow students to study and live together, which will provide them with important life skills such as compatibility, tolerance of differences, self-discipline, and responsibility.
Students will live in the Rutgers–Camden residential dorms under the supervision of qualified Resident Advisors (RAs). All meals during the three-week program are provided at no cost to students.
For more info on the dormitories, click here.
Or take a virtual tour of the dorms here.
For information on Camden dining services, click here.
Living on campus will not only teach students about available resources provided by colleges but will help motivate them to attend college and take advantage of all of the academic and social experiences a college career can offer.
Contact information
Matthew McCaffrey, AIM High Program Coordinator
mcmcca@scarletmail.rutgers.edu
direct: 856.225.2922 main: 856.225.6348 fax: 856.225.6500
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