Tuskegee University: FASTREC/MITE

United States, Tuskegee

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For students eager to explore engineering and aviation, Tuskegee University’s FASTREC, MITE, and MITAS programs offer an exceptional opportunity to dive into these dynamic fields. These summer programs, hosted by Tuskegee's College of Engineering, provide hands-on learning experiences designed to inspire and prepare the next generation of innovators. Program Breakdown FASTREC (Freshman Accelerated Start-Up and Training for Retention in Engineering Curricula): Duration: Eight weeks For: High school graduates eligible for admission to Tuskegee University Focus: Mathematics, engineering, and study skills Highlights: Intensive coursework in calculus and engineering Earn up to 7 college credits toward a BS degree in Engineering Full tuition scholarship for the program (room and board costs apply) Eligibility: Students must be college calculus-ready with a minimum SAT Math score of 540 or ACT Math score of 24. MITE (Mentoring InTo Engineering): Duration: One week For: High school students (MITE I for rising sophomores/juniors; MITE II for rising seniors) Focus: Introduction to engineering disciplines Highlights: Hands-on engineering projects Lectures, lab demonstrations, and facility tours Team-based problem-solving activities MITAS (Mentoring Introduction to Aviation Science): Duration: One week For: Rising high school juniors and seniors Focus: Aviation science and technology Highlights: Topics include aviation history, physics of flight, airframe structure, propulsion systems, and autonomous systems Curriculum designed to spark interest in aviation careers Why Choose These Programs? Tuskegee University’s summer programs stand out for their blend of rigorous academics and hands-on learning. Here’s why they’re an excellent choice: Expert Faculty: Learn from Tuskegee’s experienced professors and professionals in engineering and aviation. Real-World Applications: Gain practical experience through projects, labs, and facility tours. Scholarship Opportunities: FASTREC participants receive full tuition for the program. Historic Legacy: Tuskegee is renowned for its contributions to engineering and aviation, including its role in training the legendary Tuskegee Airmen. Program Details FASTREC Dates: May 31–July 25, 2025 MITE I Dates: June 9–15, 2025 MITE II Dates: June 23–29, 2025 MITAS Dates: July 14–20, 2025 Location: Tuskegee University Campus Cost: FASTREC: Tuition-free; room and board costs apply. MITE/MITAS: Free participation (selective admission). Eligibility Requirements FASTREC: High school graduates with strong math proficiency (SAT Math ≥ 540 or ACT Math ≥ 24). MITE I/II: Motivated high school sophomores, juniors, or seniors. MITAS: Rising juniors or seniors interested in aviation science. Final Thoughts Tuskegee University’s FASTREC/MITE/MITAS programs are more than just summer camps—they’re transformative experiences that equip students with the skills and inspiration needed to pursue careers in STEM fields. Whether earning college credits through FASTREC or exploring aviation through MITAS, participants leave with invaluable knowledge and a clearer vision for their future. If your student is ready to take their first steps toward a career in engineering or aviation, these programs offer an incredible opportunity!

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Departure from:	United States
Academics:	Mathematics
Technology:	Engineering

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Country:	United States
Regions:	Tuskegee

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