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A Day in the Life of a College Student FALL 2011

The annual program, A Day in the Life of a College Student (ADILl), will take place on October 9th & 10th. This is an overnight program for potential college students of color to be exposed to the collegiate lifestyle in an out of the classroom. 35-50 high school seniors are selected by committee to participate in the program after submitting an application of interest. Essentially, participants shadow their college student host in all aspects of their day and evening, and spend the night in the hosts residence.

ADIL participants are exposed to college level classes and instruction, attend recreational and social events, and if permitted, shadow the host at their on-campus work site. High school students are not permitted anywhere on the campus without their host and are not allowed off the campus during the program without both parental and the program coordinators consent. ADIL is a joint effort of the Office of Admissions, the Educational Opportunity Fund/Maximizing Academic Potential, and the Office of Multicultural Affairs.

All applications must be accompanied by a letter of recommendation from a Guidance Counselor or teacher. Letters can be faxed to the OMA, 856.256.5605.

Application of Interest (Applicants must be a fully enrolled high school student in New Jersey).

Host Application (Rowan University residential students).