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Important Dates

ASP Summer Bridge 2013 

June 14th - Summer Bridge (5 week program) Orientation Day - MANDATORY

July 7th - Check in MANDATORY

July 8th - Summer Term 5 courses begin

August 8th - Summer Bridge program ends

Early Start Program 

June 24th - Early Start (ASP3) Orientation Day - MANDATORY

Sunday August 19th - Early Start Program Opening MANDATORY

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 CONTACT US

Academic Success Program
306 Wright Hall
Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299
Voice: (717) 477-1134
Fax: (717) 477-4063
E-mail: asp@ship.edu

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ASP Early Start Program

All Early Start students must attend summer orientation on June 24th.

Summer Pre-College Experience 

The ASP Early Start Program provides a realistic orientation to the roles and expectations of a Shippensburg student. The summer 2013 orientation is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, August 18, 2013 through Wednesday, August 21, 2013.

The Early Start Program is a four day mandatory program that orients students to Shippensburg University. Students enrolled in the program must participate in a variety of activities and information sessions to successfully complete the program.  Being late and/or missing sessions is not acceptable, and disiplinary actions will result.  If a student is late/misses one session, he/she will meet with a graduate assistant on the ASP staff.  If a student is late/misses two sessions, he/she will meet with the Director of ASP to discuss whether or not the student is serious about his/her academic success and being in college.

Students selected to participate in this program can expect to receive the following benefits:

  1. An extended orientation and early start to college life.
  2. A connection to the ASP faculty and staff.
  3. Guidance in utilizing the electronic resources required by the university, such as: e-mail, D2L, and the Banner System.
  4. An introduction to the general education curriculum and help seeking information about an intended major.
  5. Awareness of the university's academic policies and procedures.
  6. Increase student's awareness of institutional resources, such as the Learning Center, Office of Undeclared Students, Counseling Center, Campus Police, Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA), and the Office of Disability Services (ODS), among others.
  7. An understanding of the ASP resources available throughout their college career.

Services Provided by ASP

The Academic Success Program offers a number of services to new and returning students during both the summer and academic year. To learn more about the services listed below - click here. 

Academic Advising 

Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) Honor Society 

First Year Experience Course (ASP101) 

Peer Leader Program 

Study Hall/Study Groups 

Career Assessment/Advising 

Financial Aid Counseling 

Ongoing Counseling 

Social/Cultural Activities 

Tutoring Referrals to our campus Learning Center 

 

Other Related Links for ASP's Early Start Program:  

  1. Welcome Letter for Summer 2012:   ESP Welcome Letter 
  2. TENTATIVE Schedule of Events:  ESP Tentative Schedule 
  3. Check-off List of Things to Do Prior to coming:  Check off List 
  4. Map of Campus: http://www.ship.edu/Visit/Campus_Maps/  
  5. Academic Success Program Contacts: http://www.ship.edu/ASP/ASP_Staff_Individual_Info/