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Check back for updates on 2025 S-A-S

Application Deadline Nov. 3rd 

(both Application and Interview)

Info session Oct. 30 (Wed.) 5pm 

GR-02 (underneath GMSL)

Steps to Apply

1) Fill out Application Form (link below).

https://forms.gle/NCWEPK8gpEhqdmDA8

2) Meet with S-A-S Faculty leader(s) in addition to submitting your application to the program.

3) It is highly recommended students discuss S-A-S and their academic plan with their mentor as well as S-A-S Faculty.

See timeline for S-A-S application/acceptance below.

Applications with be compiled and reviewed by faculty leaders with announcement of accepted students prior to registration for the spring semester.  Faculty leaders may utilize a "wait list" for the program to fill seats if initially accepted students decline their acceptance into the program. It is highly recommended students discuss S-A-S and their academic plan with their mentor as well as S-A-S Faculty.

Oct. 21 - Application opens for next S-A-S student group (2025), link to google form (application) https://forms.gle/NCWEPK8gpEhqdmDA8

Oct. 30 - Info meeting in GR-02 for next S-A-S student group (2025).

Nov. 3 - Application Deadline (application form and interview).

Nov. 7 - Notification to students of acceptance to program.

Nov. 13 - Accepted student deadline to confirm their commitment to the program.

Nov. 18 - Registration for Spring 2025 begins.

Accepted Students should discuss with mentor and S-A-S faculty regarding S-A-S and their academic schedule:

1) Register for S-A-S in Spring 2025 as a 5th course (no credit) that meets ~1 day/week (Wed. afternoon).

2) Register for S-A-S in Fall 2025 for 1 course credit that meets ~1 day/week (Wed. afternoon).

Application Form Questions:

"What are your desired outcomes from this program (e.g. research experience, professional productivity)?  Please provide your answer in a short paragraph (5 sentences or less) and be as specific as possible."

"Do you expect the S-A-S program to alter your academic plan (i.e. major, minor, courses, etc.) while at Eckerd and/or post-graduation from Eckerd? If yes, How?  Please provide your answer in a short paragraph (5 sentences or less) and be as specific as possible."