Summer A Quarter: Eight Weeks to Grow 🫒🌿

Summer A~ May 5-June 30. Decide to Onboard by Mar. 31. Last Call! 📣

*With Palatine Hall, it’s a Course & a Cohort all in one Experience*

Quick Overview / Section Guide
Sections:

  1. About the Summer A Quarter
  2. How It Works
  3. Local Cohorts *
  4. Courses, Tuition/Fees *
  5. Why It Matters
  6. Next Steps
  7. Spread the Word

→ Inquire About Summer Cohorts/Courses*
If you haven’t already attended an Information Meeting, Reach out to share a bit about your student and receive next steps within 24–48 hours.

→ View Course Options– see Section 4 below
Explore 1-, 2-, and 3-credit summer offerings.

1. About the Summer A Quarter

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Cultivate collegiate ownership.
Engage meaningful coursework.
Create margin for the year ahead.

Blended Learning Experience:
Asynchronous, text-based courses paired with digital community and local, in-person cohorts—writing and conversation together form strong thinking.

→ See How This Fits Your Student
Not sure if this is the right next step? Start here. Reach out for a Conversation or an Information Meeting.

2. How It Works

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5 Simple Steps to Get Started:

  1. Explore Courses & Review Descriptions below in Section 4.
  2. Decide to Onboard by reaching out through the Next Steps below in Section 6.
  3. *Enroll Locally in Hall & Tutorial/Cohort.
  4. *Apply with SEU- No fee & Brief submission.
  5. *Confirm 3.0 GPA & Register for Course.

*Enrolling, Applying, and Registering are directed through your Local Hall Onboarding Engagement. See Deciding Step above.

Timeline:

  • Decision to onboard by March 31
  • ~1 week onboarding process
  • ~1 month before courses begin

→ Ask a Question
Questions about any step? Let’s connect before you decide.

3. Local Cohorts

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Forming 3 Cohorts, between 3 Courses | 4+ Students Each

Placement confirmed based on:

  • Minimum 4 students per local Cohort
  • Available Course space
  • Timely onboarding (we’re ~1 month from course start)

→ Express Interest by March 31
Early responses help with cohort formation, course space, and timing.

4. Courses & Tuition/Fees

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Biology: Anatomy & Physiology with Lab (4 Credits)

Biology, Anatomay & PhysiologyDownload

Community & College Success (CORE 1111) — 1 Credit Community & College Success Syllabus
Introduction to college experience, belonging, and whole-person success.

  • Belonging and community
  • Life transitions
  • Personal and shared responsibility
  • Living and working in response to God’s call

Divine Design & Missional Vocation (CORE 1112) — 2 Credits Divine Design & Missional Vocation Syllabus
Leadership, calling, and professional direction.

  • Explore unique design and gifting
  • Vocational pathways
  • Connections between spirituality, society, and work
  • Real-world applications and planning

Introduction to Literature (ENG 2133) — 3 Credits Introduction to Literature Syllabus
Study poetry, fiction, and drama across American, English, and world literature.

  • Attentiveness to language and form
  • Interpretation and analysis
  • Thoughtful written and spoken discussion

Tuition & Fees:

  • Tuition: $100 per credit hour for Dual Enrollment
  • $250 per credit hour for Associates-Undergraduate, $350 per credit hour for Bachelors-Undergrad
  • $450 per credit hour for Masters
  • Additional Tech Fee (university-based): $175/semester
  • Some Courses may require a Resource Fee

→ Help Me Choose a Course
We can help guide your student’s goals, readiness, and interests.

5. Why This Matters

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Step into college-level ownership, experience meaningful academic community, and begin discerning college, vocation, and calling—all before graduation.

→ Talk Through Your Student’s Next Step
A simple conversation can bring clarity and direction.

6. Next Steps

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We would love to partner with your student toward college, vocation, and calling.

→ Text to Get Started
Text 920-883-1664 with your student’s name and interest.

→ Request Information by Message
Prefer not to text? Reach out by email instead at toniaurigconsult@gmail.com.

→ Inquire now~ Decide by March 31
1-minute start. No obligation.

7. Spread the Word

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Help your friends, neighbors, and fellow students discover this opportunity.

  • Share course details with other families
  • Invite friends to form local cohorts
  • Encourage peers to explore collegiate ownership

→ Share This Opportunity
Forward information, send a text, or post to your community.

→ Invite a Friend
Help others join and grow with you this summer.