Reed College brochure

A Reed College brochure is given to Samantha Greenbriar by her teacher Mrs. Blacloch, encouraging Sam to apply to the college's Creative Writing program.

Note
Sam: I think the creative writing track would be perfect for you.

- Mrs. Blacloch

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REED COLLEGE

SUMMER PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM FOR YOUNG SCHOLARS

1995 SESSION

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''REED COLLEGE, one of the nation's most lauded private liberal arts and sciences institutes, is proud to announce its 14th annual Summer Program for Young Scholars. This program invites students of grade 10 and 11 to attent lectures, workshops, and discussions covering a wide variety of intellectual pursuits. By focusing on small-group sessions and close faculty-student interactions, the program encourages young minds to thoroughly explore areas of growth and enrichment as they approach the threshold of higher education.''

''The program is divided into distinct tracks by subject matter, but students are encourages to select sessions from secondary tracks along with that to which they are admitted. On-campus housing and meals are provided as part of the program's tuition. Scholarships for the Summer Program are available based upon merit and need, judged by each student's submitted portfolio and financial documentation.''

The Summer Program's tracks are: Beyond the benefits of the program itself, three students from each track will be offered a full scholarship for their first year at Reed, if they decide to attend the university full-time as undergraduates and are accepted by Reed's admissions board.
 * Anthropology
 * Art and Art History
 * Classics
 * English Creative Writing
 * History
 * Humanities
 * Mathematics
 * Philosophy
 * Religion
 * Sociology
 * Theater

''Educators at students' schools have been provided with documentation outlining the specific requirements for each track and processes for submitting portfolios and applications. Students accepted to the program will be notified at the beginning of calendar year 1995.''

''EXPLORE. LEARN.''

Location
The brochure can be found on Sam's desk in her room, directly to the left of the door next to her pinboard.

Trivia

 * Reed College is a real-life private college in Portland, Oregon and does have a Young Scholars program as described in the brochure