Academic Year Program

Success Coaching & Saturday Success Meetings

Throughout the Academic year, UBMS students and staff maintain contact to ensure students are on track for success in their classes.  The UBMS staff monitor student performance, make course recommendations, and arrange tutoring and/or academic coaching as needed.

UBMS holds monthly meetings (often in a Frederick County Public Library) to help students work on study skills and other organizational and academic life skills to help students succeed. 

College Visits and Field Trips

The UBMS offers multiple college visits and trips during the academic year.  College visits allow students to see a variety of college campuses and to learn about different programs offered at these schools.  There are additional opportunities to join in group field trips to STEM events and/or other educational or cultural events.

In-School Visits

UBMS staff visit schools to meet with students to discuss progress and work on study and academic skills.

Tutoring

The UBMS will help arrange tutoring for students needing services.  

Senior Year Assistance

The UBMS staff works closely with seniors as they navigate the college application process.  Assistance is provided in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and college and scholarship applications and understanding award packages from prospective colleges.  Our goal is to help seniors and parents make informed decisions about college enrollment.   

Academic Year Requirements

In general, UBMS students must meet the following criteria:

  • Attend Saturday Success Meetings
  • Attend School Meetings 
  • Complete Quarterly Progress Surveys
  • Submit Quarterly Grades
  • Be in contact with UBMS staff at least once a month
  • Take at least one Math and one Science Course each year 
  • Maintain above a 2.5 GPA each marking period
  • No D/F grands in Math/Science classes

 Current participants should read their Student Guidelines and posts on the student Canvas course for specifics on these requirements each year.

Participants of the Regional Math/Science Center Academic Year Program