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About the Program

START @ Angelo State allows incoming freshmen to participate in mathematics classes and campus-enhancing experiences. This FREE program is intended for students who have an interest in majoring in a Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) field, although it is not a requirement.

The program offers several advantages, including:

Participants also get to move into their residence hall early at no charge.

A student using a microscope during a lab

Registration

Only 40 seats are available in the START @ Angelo State Program. Register today to save your spot!

Schedule

START @ Angelo State is a week and a half program that leads into ASU’s Rambunctious Week activities that kick off the fall semester every year. Throughout the program, you will participate in mathematics enrichment each morning and then transition to campus enrichment and fun activities in the afternoon and evening. Campus dining facilities will be open and students with meal plans will be able to use the services for meals throughout the day.

After the first week, you’ll complete an individually determined assessment to ensure that you are appropriately grouped for activities and programming during the second week of the program. At the conclusion of the program, you’ll complete one more assessment so that ASU can place you in an appropriate mathematics course for success in the fall semester.

After that, you will participate in more campus enrichment and engagement activities as part of Rambunctious Week.

Campus Enrichment and Fun Activities

Angelo State students looking at exhibits during the Night at the Museum event

Campus Enrichment Activities

Angelo State students climbing up the rock wall in the Ben Kelly Center for Human Performace

Afternoon and Evening Engagement Activities

  • Welcome dinner
  • Movie night
  • Game night
  • Sand volleyball tournament
  • Star party
  • Rock wall
  • How to navigate college workshop
  • How to study workshop

Questions? Contact Us!

STEM Outreach, College of Science and Engineering