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Registration & Costs

Registration Details and Forms

**Once your registration has been processed, you will receive an email confirmation of your enrollment.  We will not begin to process registrations until February.**

The registration deadline is May 23, 2012.  Minimum enrollment is 6 and maximum enrollment is 30 in each workshop unless stated otherwise in individual workshop descriptions.  Registrants will receive a confirmation packet which will include a list of recommended readings and related assignments to be completed before they arrive on campus.  Registrations are accepted in the order received.  Late registrations will be accepted on a space-available basis until June 18 (late fees will apply).

Return the registration form with $400 deposit to Carleton College. The deposit is nonrefundable but will be applied to tuition. Total payment is due by June 8, 2012. If you are registering after May 23, you must pay the entire amount at time of registration. The entire amount must be paid before attending the institute or you will have to pay at registration. 

FILL-OUT AND PRINT A REGISTRATION FORM.

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Costs

Tuition

A tuition fee of $700 includes the workshop instruction fees and lunch in the Carleton dining hall, Monday-Thursday. *Three graduate quarter credit hours (equivalent to two semester hours), are covered by the tuition fee.  Books and supplies are extra.  There is a $25 lab fee added for all Biology, Chemistry and Studio Art classes.

*Participants who wish to take the course for credit must complete a Grade Contract Form, which will be provided to them during the workshop. Credit will be granted to those participants who participate full-time in their respective workshop, and who complete a final project, which will be assigned and graded by their workshop instructor.

Room and Board

A fee of $365 covers the cost of central air-conditioned housing in a campus dormitory (double-occupancy); limited single occupancy rooms available at a rate of $425.  Breakfast and dinner will be covered in this price as well (lunch is included in the tuition payment). 

Housing is provided from Sunday, June 24 through Thursday, June 28 (departure on Friday the 29th). The first meal served is dinner on Sunday, June 24 and the last meal served is lunch on Thursday, June 28.  You will have access to the Recreation Center and pool facilities when it is open. 

We are also offering participants housing for partners/spouses this summer.  For an additional $365 (billed separately) you can secure housing for your partner which will include the room for the duration of your stay, meal plan and use of recreational facilities.  Please send an e-mail to summer@carleton.edu with any questions.     

Minnesota Teacher Scholarships

Minnesota teachers who are teaching or plan to teach an AP* course are eligible for financial scholarships from the state. Contact the Minnesota Department of Education at 651-582-8852 for more information for funding and application information. This year, the state expects to reimburse at least $600 for tuition and $150 or more for room and board. Depending on the number of enrollments for this summer, the Minnesota Department of Education may be able to reimburse up to the full-cost of the institute, but that will not be decided until after all institutes are done. 

*The state will reimburse the individual school districts after the participant has attended the institute. The individual must pay in advance of the institute. *

FILL-OUT AND PRINT THE MN SCHOLARSHIP REQUEST.

College Board* Scholarships

The College Board* offers a limited number of scholarships to teachers who teach in districts where:

  • Fifty percent or more of the student population must consist of traditionally underrepresented students of color (African American, Hispanic, or Native American)
  • Fifty percent or more of the student population must consist of students whose average family income level is equivalent to, or below, the national annual average for a low-income family of four (approximately $36,000)

To learn more about this scholarship and apply, please go to: http://professionals.collegeboard.com/k-12/assessment/ap/equity

Cancellation Policy

All cancellations must be made in writing. The $400 deposit required for registration is non-refundable. Residential participants will be assessed 50 percent of room and board fees for cancellations received after May 23. Any cancellations received within 14 days of the start of the program or during the program will result in forfeiture of all fees paid.