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Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
Junior Executive Program
The Kelley Junior Executive Institute identifies 30
high-achieving African American, Latino, and American
Indian high school juniors who are interested in majoring
in business to participate in a college experience with
the Kelley School of Business on the Indiana University
Bloomington campus.
This exciting college experience, offered in conjunction
with the IU Office of Academic Support and Diversity,
includes workshops on how to apply to college, secure
financial aid, manage time, take notes, and succeed
in the study of business. What students will do after
college is also an important focus of the Institute,
including discussion of business career opportunities
and the elements of entrepreneurship. In addition, students
will enjoy living in a residence hall, visiting campus
cultural centers, and most importantly, talking with
current college students.
Students who wish to be considered for participation
in the Institute must have a GPA of 2.7 or above, and
each must submit the following:
- An application
- A photo release form
- A consent for medical treatment
- An official high school transcript
- An essay that is no more than 250 words, describing
the student's college plans and the area of business
that he or she wishes to study
- One letter of recommendation from a high school
counselor or member of the clergy
Application forms are available from your high
school counselor or you can get it here:
https://kelley.iu.edu/ugrad/secure/OnlineApps/jei_app.cfm
Dates of Program:
June 14-18, 2004
June 21-25, 2004
Application Deadline:
May 14, 2004
Fee:
Transportation, room and board, and program fees will
be covered by the Kelley School of Business. Students
will only need to provide personal spending money.
Contact:
William Lewis
Director of Diversity
Kelley Junior Executive Institute
Kelley School of Business
Indiana University
1309 E. 10th Street
Bloomington, IN 47405-1701
ksbjei@indiana.edu
(last updated March 24,
2004)
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