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The Glendale
College Scholars Program offers many opportunities and
advantages including:
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Guaranteed
priority
consideration to numerous colleges,
including UCI, UCR, UCSC, and UCLA.
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One
assigned counselor, who has the devotion and the
expertise to guide scholars to meet specific university admission/transfer
requirements.
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Smaller
class sizes (honors classes), usually limited to
25 scholars, where outstanding professors offer
personalized attention and knowledge, thus,
promoting a
broader, deeper, and more intense education.
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A
prestigious "Scholars Program" imprint, or
seal,
on all transcripts of scholars who complete the
Scholars Program in good standing.
Membership:
In order to join
the Scholars Program, you must complete a membership
application form:
Click here to apply!
In order to remain
in good standing,
you must meet the following requirements:
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maintain
a minimum 3.0 GPA
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complete
at least 12 units per semester
-
complete
the specifically required Honors classes while in the
Program (see Scholars' counselor)
-
complete at least
15
community service hours each semester (up to five hours
may be completed outside the program, the remaining
hours must be completed within the program)
Don't forget to
attend!
The General Assembly Meetings
Day: The last Tuesday of
every month
Time: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location: Kreider Hall in the
San Rafael Building
(date and location
subject to change)
Ways to
earn community service hours:
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1 hour
for attending each General Assembly Meeting
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1 hour for attending
each committee meeting
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Participating
in the Finance committee's fundraising
activities/events
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Submitting articles to
the Communications committee
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Becoming a mentor in
the Mentoring committee
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Participating in the
outreach events with the Recruitment committee
Remember!
The Garret is
a special room where scholars hang out and do homework.
It is definitely a privilege, and we, the scholars, should be appreciative and take care of the
room, our room. Scholars are responsible,
mature adults, who are supposed to set an example to
all other students. We aim to keep our good
reputation on campus. So, please, take care of
the Garret, so it can become a nice place for all of us
to enjoy. Thank you.
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