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During the PEAC program students will take a variety of intense and challenging courses听taught by CU Professors and听reflective of a liberal arts education, including classes in writing, STEM, arts and social science. In the past we have offered classes such as 鈥淐hemistry,鈥� 鈥淓thical Puzzles,鈥� 鈥淲riting; Vision and Voice.鈥�

Current MASP students report that their PEAC classes are what really prepared them for college classes, giving them a sense of confidence when starting out in the fall.

Beyond coursework, PEAC students will get to know the 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 campus and participate in听the following group activities and trips that help develop a sense of community and a strong cohort of friends:

PEAC听Community-Building Activities:

• CU Challenge Course
• Free Pass to the CU Rec Center
• White Water Rafting
• Shakespeare Festival
• Fiske Planetarium
• Local Activities: Volleyball, Frisbee, Soccer, Yoga, and More!

MASP students consistently cite PEAC as the place where they developed their strongest friendships at CU.

The PEAC Peer Mentoring team is听composed of听current MASP students who听serve a hybrid role both as a residential advisor and a learning assistant. Throughout the entire program, peer mentors live in the dorms, take classes alongside students, and most importantly help PEAC students build an inclusive community by learning to lead by examples.听

Students accepted to PEAC participate free of charge. PEAC听covers the cost of instruction, room and board and a number of fun community building activities. Students who successfully complete the PEAC program receive a $1000 stipend and become eligible for MASP and its related participation scholarship of $2,000 per academic year.

Students who successfully complete PEAC and enroll at CU-Boulder in the Fall are eligible to become members of MASP. During the academic year, MASP awards to each student in good standing a participation scholarship of up to $2,000/year, provides credit-bearing seminars for first- and second-year students, offers faculty mentoring, holds social events, organizes programs with renowned CU faculty, and provides access to a community space for studying and social interactions. MASP students have many opportunities to develop a network of friends and peers, to meet scholarly professionals in a variety of academic disciplines, and to carry out hands-on research.