A week-long camp that introduces minority high school men who are rising seniors and juniors to career opportunities in engineering and technology through college-level classes and hands-on experiments. Academic coaches help build skills for ACT and SAT and provide opportunities to learn about the college admission process.
The M2E program will expose you to the world of engineering and student life at the University of Dayton. You will have the opportunity to explore the diverse fields of engineering through collaborative and interactive, faculty-led sessions.
During this camp, attendees can expect to:
Conduct experiments
Live on campus
Network with professional engineers
Visit engineering/science laboratories
Participants in the program receive the following benefits:
Receive priority consideration for admission and all available scholarship opportunities if you apply to UD by November 1st.
$4000 book scholarship for attending camp and submitting FAFSA.
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