Timeline:

• Attend Proposal Writing Seminar in February.

• Submit proposal in March.

• Receive feedback and revise the original proposal.

• Attend 3 meetings in May with your Primary Advisor.

• Begin project hours on graduation day.

• Meet twice during the summer with your teacher for a Process Conference.

• Complete required coursework over the summer.

• Attend classes regularly during the school year.

• Present in early December.

Who Should Consider SSEP?

• Job Shadowing - great time to get full days of shadowing in.

• Early graduates.

• Projects that require significant time during the work day.

• Projects that require travel.

• Students who want to get the project work done, but want more guidance and time on the coursework.

• Students who prefer to not pay the Summer Institute fee.

Important Considerations:

• Failure to attend classes or to complete the course on time will result in you being moved to an April present section.

• Should have 60 (out of 80) or 100 (out of 120) project hours done by the time you return to school.

• Need to stay in communication with your Primary Advisor over summer.

• Check to see if you have to take a certain number of courses during the second semester (ie: athletic eligibility).