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What is Four Corners?

Girl Surveying The Four Corners Upward Bound Math and Science Program is an intensive five-week academic summer program followed by an academic year component. During the fall semester students participate in an on-line Service Learning Project through NAU for one hour of college credit. The Four Corners Program is for freshmen and sophomore high school students interested in math and science careers.

 

Boy in lab In the summer, students live on the Northern Arizona University campus. The summer curriculum includes hands-on research projects in the areas of math and science as well as coursework in Reading, English, Math and Science. Supervised evening and weekend activities are provided to help students feel at home in the program and meet new people. Academic advising is also provided during the summer program and is continued through the following academic year.

 

People in Lab Students are encouraged to return each summer through their junior year in high school and can participate in the "Senior Trip"(they will be seniors in the fall) where they tour colleges and universities in the southwest.

   

Contact Us

Four Corners
PO Box 6035
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
1-800-628-4494

Four.Corners@nau.edu


   
 
 

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