I get college credit for Academic Connections attendance?


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What is Academic Connections? What are the program goals? Who may attend Academic Connections? What are the program dates? How much does it cost to attend Academic Connections? Does Academic Connections offer Financial Assistance/Scholarships? What does tuition cover? How do I apply to Academic Connections? Can non-California residents apply? When is the Academic Connections application deadline? Is Academic Connections a first come, first served process? When will I be notified about whether or not I have been accepted into the program? Do I need to have my Teachers or Guidance Counselor mail the recommendations directly to Academic Connections? Is there a minimum GPA that I need to be accepted into Academic Connections? What is the curriculum like at Academic Connections? What is a typical day at Academic Connections like? What is residential life like at Academic Connections? Can I request to have my own room? How many students will attend the program at UC San Diego? Who are the Academic Connections faculty and staff? Can I get high school or college credit for Academic Connections attendance? May I attend Academic Connections more than once? Where can I find out more information about San Diego? What do I do if I have more questions?	Can I get college credit for Academic Connections attendance? Each student who completes the program will be given a Certificate of Participation and will earn six units of UCSD Extension credit. An official transcript is mailed to each student at the end of the program. Although most colleges will accept appropriate UCSD Extension credits, the decision to accept the transfer of credits rests solely with the college you attend. Similarly, the decision to accept the units as part of a high school curriculum depends on each individual high school.