Interested in 3-1-3

Quick Link:
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John Hertlein, Silver Creek High School Principal, shares his enthusiasm for the 3-1-3 program during the 2010 information meeting.

There are a variety of reasons students participate in 3-1-3: to get ahead in college credit, to experience college academic life and experience a challenge. The best thing you can do is to speak with students from your school who are currently participating.

FYI:
Some families are eligible for income tax credits for educational expenses. See a professional tax accountant for information.

MORE INFO:
Each year the 3-1-3 Program surveys the previous class to take a look at the schools students transferred to and how the 3-1-3 experience may have impacted their first year of full-time college.

Self-disclosed college selections and how credits transferred: Transfer Info

Here is some advice from last year's 3-1-3 participants have to say: 2010 Survey Link

ATTENTION INTERESTED
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS
AND PARENTS:

While we cannot duplicate the information provided by the speakers at the February 6th meeting, here are some highlights of what you need to know:

Speak with Guidance Officials at your school. Let them know that you are interested in applying to the program.

Applying to 3-1-3
The application process begins now until first week of May or so. Students may complete either a paper SUNY application or submit an online application. See your school Guidance Office for information regarding the application process and codes. To find out what criteria are used to determine admission into the 3-1-3 Program, contact Mr. David Steiner, 3-1-3 Admissions Counselor, at 673-3251 or you can email him at David.Steiner@fredonia.edu.

Enter the following major code to apply for the 3-1-3 program at SUNY Fredonia:
0199 Early Admissions

What do I take?
The minimum number of credits students have to take in order to be in the program is six (6). Students generally take two courses in the fall and two courses in the spring. You can take more, but it depends on your high school schedule. Student schedule will depend on high school requirement, interest and seat availability in college courses. The fall semester runs from the end of August until the second or third week in December. The spring semester runs from the third week in January through the third week in May.

Dan Tramuta answers questions during Feb 2010 meeting. Paying for 3-1-3
There is no financial aid for 3-1-3 students. Please go to http://www.fredonia.edu/admin/ studentaccounts/rates.asp
for a look at tuition and fees. 3-1-3 students pay per credit hour. The tuition and fees currently posted are for the 2012-13 year. Chances are these rates will increase. Questions regarding the financial aspect of the 3-1-3 Program should be directed to Mr. Daniel Tramuta, Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management. Please email him at Daniel.Tramuta@fredonia.edu.

We encourage you to check out FastWeb.com, a FREE searchable scholarship database for college students, including high school seniors.

Timeline
3-1-3 Director and advisors will begin school visits beginning the third or fourth week in May. At that time students will register for classes for the Fall 2013 semester. Feel free to contact Liza Smith, Director, at 673-3550 with questions.

QUESTIONS??? Contact your high school's Guidance Counselor or Liza Smith, 3-1-3 Program Director at (716)673-3550.

ATTENTION INTERESTED HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND PARENTS:

Enter the following major code to apply for the 3-1-3 program at SUNY Fredonia:0199 Early Admissions

ATTENTION INTERESTED
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS
AND PARENTS:

Enter the following major code to apply for the 3-1-3 program at SUNY Fredonia:
0199 Early Admissions