Cuyahoga Community College

Metropolitan Campus

Upward Bound Program

2900 Community College Ave

Cleveland Ohio 44115

216-987-4958

www.tri-c.edu/ub

Plan now for a

great future!

The Upward Bound Program is supported by a grant from the United States Department of Education in the amount of $430,892.

The Upward Bound

Program is FREE

Upward Bound

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Call: 216-987-4958

Email: Millette.Tucker@tri-c.edu

Email: Alice.Gaines@tri-c.edu

Email: Jennifer.Haynes@tri-c.edu

Email: Christine.Litvak@tri-c.edu

Email: Allyssa.Allen@tri-c.edu

Website: www.tri-c.edu/ub

Are you interested?

APPLY NOW!

Staff Members

Millette Tucker Program Manager

Alice Gaines Student Advisor

Jennifer Haynes

Student Advisor

Allyssa Allen Academic Coordinator

Chris Litvak

Office Assistant

$ $ $

WHAT DOES THE PROGRAM COST?

It’s FREE! Programming and

trips are provided to students

and parents at no cost.

Upward Bound

WHAT DOES THE PROGRAM OFFER?

After-school academic enrichment

End-of-course exam preparation

Scholarship assistance

Internship information

Assistance applying to colleges

Academic support

College visits

Monthly stipends

Tutoring in Math, Science and English

Career exploration

Six-seek summer program

Cultural field trips

College preparation

Bus passes

Monthly Saturday workshops

ACT/SAT Prep

Free college courses for graduating

seniors

WHO SHOULD APPLY? Motivated students who are attending or

plan to attend East Tech, Glenville, John Hay

or John Marshall and who would like to go to

college.

Students willing to attend afterschool and

Saturday sessions

Students who want to attend the six-week

summer program to get a head start on

their classwork for the coming year

Students who want a glimpse of what

college life is like and who want to interact

with college students

Students who have at least a 2.5 cumulative

Grade Point Average

WHAT IS UPWARD BOUND?

Upward Bound is a comprehensive

program developed to enhance

academic skills and to provide

preparation of talented high school

students who have an interest in

pursuing a college degree.

Upward Bound