SIFP provides all first-generation and lower-income students at Princeton with mentorship, academic enrichment and scholarly community throughout their tenure at Princeton. Scholars Institute Fellows Program (SIFP) Together, these initiatives support students to, through, and beyond their college experience by focusing on academic access, student success, and post-graduate pathways.įSI is a seven-week summer program that allows a cohort of entering students the chance to experience the intellectual, co-curricular, and social life at Princeton prior to the beginning of the Fall Semester. The constellation of programs in the Emma Bloomberg Center includes the Freshman Scholars Institute (FSI) the Scholars Institute Fellows Program (SIFP) the University’s Programs for Transfer, Non-Traditional and Veterans Students the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program Princeton University Preparatory Program (PUPP) and the Princeton Summer Journalism Program (PSJP). The Emma Bloomberg Center for Access and Opportunity enhances and expands Princeton University’s fundamental commitment to the college success of talented FLI students. The Emma Bloomberg Center for Access and Opportunity
Princeton University Programs for Access and Inclusion Below is a sampling of Princeton's efforts to support the expansion of opportunity for high-achieving, low-to-moderate income students (and traditionally underrepresented students) to access selective undergraduate and graduate education and thrive. We have also continued to strengthen and develop University programs. As a part of our commitment to college access and success, Princeton has entered into and expanded several targeted partnerships. We do this through investments and partnerships that expand practitioner knowledge, stimulate institutional collaboration, and improve outcomes for students at Princeton and elsewhere. Princeton University believes that all high-achieving students deserve access and the opportunity to thrive at college and beyond.
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