Summer Bridge Program

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Attention class of 2021!

We are still accepting applications!

The Summer Bridge Program will be held June 21-July 29, 2021

The Mt. SAC Summer Bridge Program is a 6 week program that supports graduating high school students to acclimate to college life, build connections and get over the fears of college. Students refer to the Bridge Program as a community and family. 

Click on the icons below for more information on the schedule and benefits of participating in the Summer Bridge Program.

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Summer Bridge Schedule

June 21 - July 29, 2021

Download The Summer Bridge Informational Flyer

Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday
8:30am - 9:45am	Workshops	Learning Communities Seminar LCOM 80	Workshops	Learning Communities Seminar LCOM 80
10:15am - 1:20pm		ONE General Education/Transferrable Course		ONE General Education/Transferrable Course
1:30pm - 3:30pm		Tutoring Support (required) Study Team Meetings Workshops Registration Assistance for Fall Semester	Enrichment Activities: Guest Speakers/Special Events	Tutoring Support (required) Study Team Meetings Workshops Registration Assistance for Fall Semester

Schedule is subject to change. Please check our website regularly for updates.

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What are the benefits and resources for students who participate in the Summer Bridge Program?

Frequently Asked Questions

• • How do I know what classes to take in the Summer Bridge Program?
    The Bridge Program staff will place you in the appropriate class according to your Summer Bridge application and your math and English eligibility.
  • How do I complete the assessment process?

    Information about the assessment process is available on the Mt. SAC Assessment website www.mtsac.edu/assessment and in the student portal. Or check with your Mt. SAC High School Outreach Specialist.

  • Do I have to enroll in all of the Summer Bridge classes?
    YES. The Summer Bridge Program is a Learning Community which consists of taking all courses linked together.
  • Is tutoring mandatory?
    YES! Tutoring support is mandatory and a great way to help you succeed in your college courses.
  • Can I be absent more than one day?
    It is recommended that you not miss any of your classes; this is an intensive six week summer college program.
  • What about paying for classes?
    All fees are due upon registration, there are no partial payments accepted. The college has a drop for non-payment policy, we recommend that you apply for FAFSA or CA Dream Act to help pay your fees. If you are eligible for the California Community College Promise Plus Grant (CCCPG), formerly known as the BOG Fee Waiver, you do not need to pay for classes. The CCCPG waives the enrollment fee and provides a reduced cost for health and parking fees for qualified California students.
  • What is Promise +Plus?

    The Mt. SAC Promise +Plus program https://www.mtsac.edu/promise/  is a combination of services to help first -time students access the life-changing benefits of a college education, whether to get career training, earn a degree or transfer credits to a university.  Benefits include  Early Registration (Fall, Winter, and Spring), FREE $250 Book Voucher, FREE $100 Food Card, FREE Loaner Laptop Computer, FREE Fees, and FREE Mountie Gear and school supplies.  To be considered, complete the Promise +Plus application and requirements by June 1.

  • Why do I need to apply for the FAFSA for 2020-2021 and 2021-2022?

    The 2020-2021 FAFSA is required for Summer 2021, and 2021-2022 FAFSA is required for the 2021-2022 school year.