Interested in 3-1-3
Interested in participating in 3-1-3 for the 2007-08 year?
Application deadline has passed for Fall 2007, however if you are interested in applying for the Spring 2008 semester, make sure to speak with your parents and your school guidance office as soon as possible. A SUNY admissions application is required and you should contact the Fredonia Admissions office at 673-3251 for more information.Interested in participating for the 2008-09 year?
Make sure to speak with your parents and Guidance Counselors from your school. There will be an informational meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 6 at 7pm on the Fredonia College Campus. At that meeting you will have an opportunity to find out more about the program and to hear from current participants. More details regarding the meeting will be posted on this site later in the fall.
Details for 2008 Informational Meeting are now available. Click HERE.nf
August 2007 3-1-3 Orientation: Tech Training and Bookstore Intro
- Philosophy and History
- Program Overview
- Benefits and Future
- Program Record
- FAQ
- Visiting Students
What do last year's 3-1-3 participants have to say on...
College credits and Transferring credit?
Overview of Transfer Credit and Colleges:
Guide
for Current
3-1-3 Students:
- Course Credit
- High School Course Equivalencies
- Typical Schedule
- Policies and Requirements
- More...
Balancing Two Identities
Many, if not most, 3-1-3 students are very active in their home schools. Every year a large percentage of the scholarship winners, newspaper editors, class presidents, valedictorians and sports stars mentioned in local papers include 3-1 3 as one of their activities.
The 3-1-3 advisers visit each participating school in the spring to schedule college classes with the incoming 3-1-3 students and their guidance counselor so that students are able to stay involved in those high school activities meaningful to them. A number of 3-1-3 students choose to become active on campus also. 3-1-3 students have written for the college newspaper and literary magazine, participated in theatrical productions, become members of the many college clubs and had on-campus jobs. In fact, most students find the wider variety of choices available to be one of the attractions of the program. Though the ability to set priorities and keep to schedules is important to success in 3-13, students are able to choose for themselves the extent to which they want to stay involved with high school or identify with the college.
So, Who Should Consider Applying to 3-1-3?
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