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Introduction to College Studies 2025

Freshman for Five Days

Regular Tuition: $745 per Week

For Campers Entering Grades 9 - 12

Session 1: Not Offered
Session 2: Not Offered
Session 3: August 4 - August 8 (One Week)
Session 4: Not Offered



Freshman for Five Days is an engaging program introducing students to college life, time management, history, psychology, social sciences, and basic science. Through interactive workshops, discussions, and activities, students gain essential skills for academic success and personal growth.

  • Day 1: Introduction to College Life & Time Management
    • Objective: Understand the college experience and the skills needed for success.
    • Activity: Time management workshop where students create their weekly schedules and learn how to prioritize tasks.
  • Day 2: Explore the Many Facets of History
    • Objective: Appreciate History as its own Genre.
  • Day 3: Introduction to Psychology
    • Objective: Explore the basics of human behavior, which is important for students in many disciplines, even outside of psychology.
    • Activity: Discussion of real-life psychological phenomena (e.g., stress management, decision-making) and group exercises on how psychology can help students better understand themselves and others.
  • Day 4: Introduction to Social Sciences: Sociology, Ethics & Philosophy
    • Objective: Understand how societies and cultures work, which is vital for students in understanding the world around them.
    • Activity: Case studies or group discussions on a current social issue (e.g., inequality, globalization, or social movements).
  • Day 5: Introduction to Basic Science – Environmental, Sustainability, Biology
    • Objective: Understand the basics covered in a required science course.
    • Activity: Each student will explore their favorite area in week five, share “fun facts” with the class.
There is an additional fee for transportation for one-week precollegiate camps.

Schedule: This is a full day program in Introduction to College Studies.

For More Information
Call
: (516) 463-CAMP (2267)
or
Email: camps@hofstra.edu


Please note that opening of on-campus summer camp or any on-campus programs will be subject to all then-current New York State and Nassau County Department of Health requirements and guidance. Any individual visiting the Hofstra campus or attending on-campus programs or camps will be required to follow all such rules and University policies relating to health and safety. Participants will be notified of University policies prior to the start of any on-campus program.