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Important Information regarding the Summer School Resident 2025

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The document outlines the application process and requirements for the Summer School Resident Assistant (RA) and Orientation RA positions for 2013 at Western Michigan University. It details applicant qualifications, including GPA and residency experience, application submission deadlines, position specifics such as contract dates and compensation, and the necessity of a recommendation from a Residence Life staff member. Additionally, it provides information on interview scheduling and selection timelines.

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Begin by entering your personal information in the General Information section. Fill in your name, WIN number, gender, local and permanent addresses, and contact numbers.
Next, complete the Academic Information section. Provide your major, overall GPA, expected graduation date, and class standing. Indicate how many credits you plan to take during Summer I and II.
In the Summer Information section, select which position(s) you are interested in: Summer School RA or Orientation RA. Make sure to check all that apply.
Respond to the specific questions for each position on a separate sheet of paper and attach it to your application before submission.
Finally, ensure you have included a recommendation from a Residence Life staff member and sign the application certifying that all information is accurate.

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What happens in a summer school?

Summer classes are often smaller than those during the standard school year. These classes offer more one-on-one time with the instructor, more opportunities to get to know your fellow students, and can provide a more personal atmosphere than a large lecture hall.

Is studying in the summer worth it?

Yes, studying in the summer is a good call. It can help you to prevent learning loss, catch up with peers, get a headstart on the next academic year, and even learn new skills that will stand you in good stead in your future studies and career.

What happens if you dont go to summer school?

It depends on why you need to go to summer school. In most cases, its because the student didnt pass a particular class (or all classes) and needs to catch up. If you dont go, you dont get the credit you need. Or you dont get to pass into the next grade.

Why do people have to do summer school?

Preparation for University-Level Study. Summer schools help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and independent study skills that are essential for success at the university level. This preparation builds confidence and competence, making the transition to higher education smoother and more manageable.

How to prepare for summer school?

8 Ways to Slay Your Summer Classes Set some summer goals. Prepare to take great notes. Retaking a class? Sync your school calendar with your social calendar. Form a new study crew. Visualize your upcoming test. Take advantage of all your resources. Take plenty of brain breaks.

How do you describe summer school?

At a summer school, students attend classes, workshops or practical sessions during the day, much like at school but the content is often very different from normal lessons. Many summer schools are focused on just one subject or theme, allowing students to focus on the things that really get them excited.

Is it important to go to summer school?

Summer schools help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and independent study skills that are essential for success at the university level. This preparation builds confidence and competence, making the transition to higher education smoother and more manageable.

Important Information regarding the Summer School Resident 2025

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