Summer Bridge Orientation

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Incoming EOP freshmen 
 

What is Summer Bridge Orientation (SBO)?

Summer Bridge is a week-long mandatory orientation program that provides entering EOP freshmen with the tools necessary to navigate a successful transition to Cal Poly Humboldt.

As an SBO participant, you will have the opportunity to connect with other incoming EOP freshmen & EOP staff, you will receive advising & mentoring, and the chance to familiarize yourself with Humboldt and the surrounding communities.

When does it start?

SBO Check-in:  AUGUST 18th Time: TBD Location: TBD
All EOP students are required to check-in for Summer Bridge Orientation.
 

EOP Early Housing Check-in:  AUGUST 17th  (Housing will provide you a check in time)
Students will be in the room that was assigned and confirmed to them by Housing. Please check-in @ the Jolly Giant Commons (JGC) Recreation Room, 1st floor.  Please park in LOTS G1 & R2 off of LK Wood Blvd. & Granite Ave. A parking permit is required for the day and will be provided at check-in. campus map

EOP Welcome & Family Orientation: August 17th Time: TBD (Location TBD)
We encourage you and your family/guests to attend in order to meet EOP staff, other EOP students and their parents! Your family/guests are more than welcome to help you move in, and participate in the Parent Orientation that will be offered in English & Spanish, however, they cannot attend other Summer Bridge Orientation activities.

Who can attend and is it required?

All EOP freshmen are required to attend Summer Bridge Orientation and will also participate in other Orientation activities required by the university. Participation in SBO is mandatory. Please note: SBO workshops and activities typically run from 8 am ‒5 pm. If you are a student living off-campus and/or are working, you must make prior arrangements regarding your work schedule or family obligations.

What does it cost to attend?

SBO is provided at NO COST. However, you may be charged for some lodging & meals, please read below:

ON-CAMPUS students Your lodging & meals will be covered by the program until Housing’s “move-in-day”. From that date on, you are responsible for covering your own lodging & meals. This is included in your housing contract. 
 

OFF-CAMPUS students, your meals will be provided for the duration of the Summer Bridge Program. 

What are your travel plans? 

Whether you are arriving by bus or plane, we will be happy to provide you with resources to find your way to campus. Please let us know as soon as possible whether you will be driving up with family or friends*, arriving by bus on AMTRAK or Greyhound, or by plane on United Airlines, or Avelo.
*Parents & family are not allowed to stay on campus in the Residence Halls and must find their own lodging accommodations.

ON-CAMPUS students: Students planning to live on campus may move-in during designated hours for EOP Early Housing Check-in. How and when will you be arriving? We’d like to know, please call or email us!

OFF-CAMPUS students: We’d still like to know how & when you will be arriving but no need to check-in until the first day of Summer Bridge Orientation.

IMPORTANT NOTICES

In order to be eligible for June Registration, you must complete the following:

• Accept your admission to Humboldt before June 15.

IMPORTANT DATES & DEADLINES

March 1: On-Campus Housing Applications are available starting at 4 pm. Secure your spot! Apply at: www.humboldt.edu/housing/apply

Please note: Housing is assigned on a first-come/first-served basis and is determined by the date you complete the application. 

April: Financial Aid Awards are posted...check your STUDENT CENTER (SC)!

June 15: Intent to Enroll Deadline ‒ Accept your admission to Humboldt in your SC! 
 

June : Registration for Fall classes 
Please note: In order to be eligible, you must accept your admission to Humboldt (by 6/15) .

August 17th-19th : Summer Bridge Orientation 

August 26 : 1st day of instruction 

Questions? Please do not hesitate to contact our office at 707.826.3778.

Please note: We are a first come, first served program, do not risk the chance of being placed on a waiting list.