2024 EOF Summer Studies In-Take Form
The EOF Summer Studies Institute is the foundation of your academic, personal, and professional success at Ramapo College. This five-week summer bridge program is REQUIRED for all of our incoming first-year EOF scholars to assist with your transition to college. The 2023 summer institute move-in is Sunday, July 7, 2024 with the summer program beginning on Monday, July 8, concluding on Thursday, August 8, 2024.  

Regardless of your where you will live in the fall, all students are required to participate in the in-person summer program and live on campus. There is no cost associated with our summer institute as course tuition, fees, books, are all paid by the EOF Program. Additionally, All students who complete the summer program also qualify for our Ramapo College scholarship up to $20,000 ($2,500/semester) across four-years at Ramapo as long as you maintain a 2.3 GPA. All first-year students also qualify for a $700 book scholarship per semester in their first-year.

By participating in our EOF Summer Studies Institute, EOF Scholars will:

1.Take one academic course (earning up to 4 credits) during the five-week program;
2. Participate in our Supplemental Instruction program where you will work with a professional tutor in your class and in group-study sessions;
3. Be assigned an EOF Advisor who provides one-on-one advisement and teaches your summer seminar course;
4.Be matched with a Peer Success Mentor who will continue with you through your first year at Ramapo;
5. Be provided an opportunity to review and refresh your math skills through Reclaim my Math;
6. Participate in weekly workshops and special topics with alumni and campus partners.

Should you have any questions please contact us at EOFdesk@ramapo.edu 

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First Name: *
Last Name: *
Used Name (if the name you go by is different than your first name above):
Gender *
Your Pronouns *
What primary major are you considering to study at Ramapo?
Are you a first-generation college students? *
 A first-generation college student is defined at Ramapo College as an undergraduate whose parent(s)/guardian(s) have not completed a four-year/bachelor's or higher degree in the United States.
What technology do you have access to? (check all that apply) *
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In the Fall semester, you plan to: *
Will you be playing on a sport's team at Ramapo? *
If you will be playing a sport, which one?
Did you participate in any of the programs while in high school? *
There are three weekends during the summer program that students may be required to go home (Thursday evening through Sunday), what means of transportation would you use to go to and from campus? *
Will you be expecting to transfer in any college credits (AP credits, CLEP, college courses taken in high school, etc.)? *
If you are expecting to transfer in college credits, please indicate how many credits (#) you are expecting to transfer in.
If you are expecting to transfer in college credits, please indicate which courses you are expecting to transfer in.
Did you take a math course during your senior year of high school? *
Are there any religious or cultural practices you observe that we should be aware of or that you may request accommodations? *
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