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- Location:
- Rochester, NY, 14627
- Phone:
- (585) 275-3221
Rochester Scholars Fun Facts
Meet new friends while having the opportunity to study on a college campus!
Take fun-filled, challenging non-credit academic courses
- Students entering grades 9-12 enroll in courses that promote hands on learning, creative and critical thinking in a variety of topics
- Mostly a commuter program during winter and spring sessions; both a commuter and residential program in summer
- Allows for flexible scheduling, both morning and afternoon sessions are offered
- Meet new friends with similar interests
- Taught by UR faculty, graduate teaching assistants, and top local educators
- Over the past five years, 36% of past Rochester Scholars students applied to, and have been accepted by, the University of Rochester
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Events
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- 2009 Spring Session Orientation
University of Rochester River Campu...
Thursday, April 16 at 6:00pm
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- Meet Winter Rochester Scholars - Part V 7:41am Mar 4
- Meet Winter Rochester Scholars - Part IV 7:38am Mar 4
- Meet Winter Rochester Scholars - Part III 7:28am Mar 4
Rochester Scholars
University of Rochester River Campus
Private Event for Rochester Scholars and Jr. Students and their families only.
Please call the Office of Special Programs at (585) 275-2344 if you and your Rochester Scholars or Jr. student(s) CANNOT attend.
Time:6:00PM Thursday, April 16th
Location:University of Rochester River Campus, Hoyt Auditorium
Jared Sangiorgi, 15, is a sophomore at Greece Athena High School. This Rochester Scholars Winter 2009 session, Jared enrolled in What’s Up Doc? and How to Beat Dr. House at His Own Game! because he wants to become an emergency room physician. ...
Sarah Hutchinson, 16, is a junior at Honeoye-Falls Lima High School. In the past, she took What’s Up Doc? and then recommended it to a friend, who also loved the class! ...
Jessica Martens, 16, is a sophomore at Honeoye-Falls Lima High School. Jessica is thinking of becoming a nurse in the future, so she decided to take What’s Up Doc?, a class she recommends because it cleared up all of the questions she had about the medical field. ...
Amy Malsegna, 17, is a junior at Rush-Henrietta High School. This Winter 2009 Rochester Scholars session, Amy took Case Studies in Science: Biological Research because she is interested in becoming a doctor. She particularly enjoyed making diagnoses from MRIs and X-rays...
