Collegiate Scholars Program
Founded in 2003 and operated through the University of Chicago's Office of Civic Engagement, the Collegiate Scholars Program (CSP) is a three year program designed to encourage high achieving and underrepresented Chicago Public Schools students to apply to and succeed at highly selective colleges and universities.
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CSP is shaped around a core curriculum of humanities, social science, math, and science courses.
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During the summer months, scholars are taught by University of Chicago faculty and PhD candidates.
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Enrichment activities during the academic year are geared toward college readiness, leadership development, civic engagement and cultural exploration.
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How to Get Involved
There are many ways to get involved in helping Chicago Public Schools students find success through the University of Chicago Collegiate Scholars Program.Profiles
Nneka and Maureen Jones
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University of Chicago Collegiate Scholars Program parent Maureen Jones says CSP shaped her daughter Nneka’s future. After learning about CSP during her 9th grade year at George Westinghouse College...
Raven Galloway
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Raven Galloway is a million-dollar scholar. After participating in UChicago’s Collegiate Scholars Program (CSP) during her last three years of high school, she was accepted to ten colleges and rece...
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