Location
  • United States of America
    • Boston
Length
12 - 26 weeks
Program Tags
College Credit Hands-On Learning Internships Jobs Post-High School Social Justice

Program Details

Activities
City Exploring Sightseeing
Timeframe
Fall Spring
Housing
Apartment
Primary Language
English
Age Min.
18
Age Max
24

Pricing

Starting Price
6950
Price Details
Tuition & Housing Rates - Gap Semester

15-Week Tuition: $6,950
Double Room: $3,700
Single Room: $5,250

Scholarship funding is available up to the cost of full tuition for students with financial need.
What's Included
Accommodation Some Activities Some Meals Transportation Wifi
What's Included (Extra)

All Fellows receive ~$3,850 in financial benefits to support their semester, including a $595 stipend, $625 in food and wellness reimbursements, an unlimited MBTA pass, catered meals during Launch/Showcase weeks and Wednesday evening classes, and an AmeriCorps Segal Education Award valued at $2,000.

What's Not Included
Airfare Some Meals
Jan 03, 2025
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About Program

Semester in the City (SITC) is a Boston-based program that immerses gap semester and college students (aged 18-24) in 15 weeks of professional, personal, and civic skill development. The heart of SITC is a hand-matched, well-supported internship at one of 200+ partner organizations across the social sector. Student Fellows also have the opportunity to live in program apartments, receive ~$3,850 in financial benefits, and take two weekly classes in social innovation and professional development topics.

Wondering if you are a fit for SITC? We find that students who are most successful at SITC often share the following characteristics:
- An interest in experiential (out-of-classroom) and apprenticeship-based learning
- Maturity to live semi-independently with college-aged peers and complete a 30-hour/week internship
- A growth mindset and resilience to learn from challenges
- The desire to be part of a diverse, dynamic community of peers

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Program Highlights

  • Start dates in August and January
  • Earn a ~$2,000 Segal Education Award as an AmeriCorps Service Member
  • Leave the semester with a professionally coached resume, LinkedIn, and capstone special project
  • Wraparound support including an internship mentor, weekly small group coaching, peer Community Leaders, and two staff social workers
  • College application coaching from experienced staff available upon request

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