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Summer Springboard: Emergency Medicine Summer Program at UC Berkeley
Overview
A two-week residential or commuter program focused on emergency medicine instruction led by UCSF physicians. Students learn hands-on techniques including suturing, splinting, and CPR, with field trips to simulation centers and the Berkeley Fire Department, culminating in Red Cross CPR certification.
At a glance
Deadline
Feb 22103 days
Sessions
Jun–Jul2 wk sessions
Formats
Residential / Commuter
Location
Berkeley, CA
Cost
$3,000–$6,999from $3,298
Entering grades
9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Acceptance
Holistic review; competitive admission based on GPA, application, and eligibility criteria
Application requirements
Minimum Grade
Must have completed 8th grade by program start
GPA
3.0 GPA or local equivalent required
English Proficiency
International students must demonstrate English proficiency via telephone interview or minimum TOEFL/Cambridge/SAT scores
Application
Enrollment application required
Cost & sessions
Commuter: $3,298; Residential: $5,998; Course Supplement: $250; Application fee and deposit $600 required to hold space. Tuition Protection Plan available for cancellation for any reason until program start date.
Financial aid
Financial aid available including IDEA Scholarship, Need-Based Scholarships, and Tuition Savings options
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