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  • Microsoft is offering four different types of technical scholarships for the 2008-2009 academic year. More information.
  • The Gilman International Scholarship Program provides awards of up to $5,000 for U.S. undergraduate students to study abroad for up to one academic year. More information.
  • TAMU to offer guaranteed tuition to families with income of $60,000 or less!! Read entire article. Click here for Aggie Assurance Program description.
  • We are looking for additional academic year staff (instructors, tutors, clerical, etc.), please contact us at ubms@uta.edu

Parents Update

Introduction

The UT Arlington Upward Bound Math & Science Center realize that your support is essential in making the program successful for your student to achieve their goals of completing a post-secondary degree in math & science. Your participation in the program will enable you to support your child in realizing their potential. We have provided resources and information on this page to assist you.

Our Mission:

Prepare students with special interest and talents in mathematics or science for admission into post secondary education and for potential careers in the fields of mathematics, science, and/or engineering. To learn more about our program, click here.

Expectations:

All Upward Bound Math & Science (UBMS) students and their parents/guardians should be aware that the right to participate in UBMS is a privilege that must be earned on a continuing basis. Students are expected to have a strong commitment to academic excellence in all subject areas.
  • Actively participate in both the Academic Year and Summer Residential Institute for the remainder of their high school education;

  • Take high school courses that will prepare for college;

  • Attend scheduled activities;

  • Complete monthly activities as assigned;

  • Know and follow the polices and expectations as set forth by the UT Arlington and UBMS

  • Behave in ways that do not interfere with the learning of others, do not disrupt the educational process, and do not reflect negatively on the university or the UBMS community;

  • Respect the rights of every student, teacher, UBMS staff, and university employee;

  • Enroll in a college or university upon completion of high school.

Parents' Resources

  • UT Arlington Parents Weekend - Oct 25th
  • 1st Parent Meeting at UT Arlington - Oct 25th @ 9:00 am.

October 2008

State Program:
  • Online Tutoring and Advisement 8th, 13th & 14th
  • Oct ICCP due 17th & 30th
  • School Visits 16th & 29th-30th


    • Local Program:
  • Weekly Activities: 7-9th
  • Saturday Activities: 11th & 18th
  • Weekly Activities 28th-30th

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