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CIP Summer Program

Admissions Criteria

Ages 16-19
Diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome, High-Functioning Autism, ADHD, Nonverbal Learning Difference, Dyslexia or other learning difference
Full scale IQ from 75 and up
Emotional, behavioral, and psychological stability
Students must show independence with taking medications

Program Cost

The Summer Program cost of $3,975 covers room and board, most meals and the majority of activities. 1 college credit is included.

Application Process

Now Accepting Applications!
To apply, download the forms below. Your application will be processed in the order it was received, once all materials have been fully received by our admissions office. If it is determined that your student is appropriate for CIP's Summer Program, our admissions office will then contact you to schedule an interview.

Application Deadlines
After January 31st, applications are being processed first-come first-served once the application and supporting materials are received in full.

If you have any questions regarding your students eligibility, please contact our national admissions office below.

International Students

International students can attend the CIP Summer Program. Previous participants have attended from Israel, Spain, Antigua and Puerto Rico.

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Summer Program application
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Abby Tierney
Summer Program Coordinator
info@cipsummer.com
877-566-9247 X 13

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2009 Parent Testimonials

"We were thrilled with our son's experience. I think he's missing the newly-found indepence he developed while at CIP, but definitely has a new boost of confidence. We're really appreciated the quick response to any questions/inquiries we had. The staff was outstanding. Thanks very much."

I thought that this was a fabulous program. Our son learned a lot- even when he didn't realize that he was "learning". I think that it was a great way for him to go out and be without parents in a safe environment and experience life of the college student. With this knowledge he now knows that he CAN do it. Thanks for the experience.

Christine got a lot out of being with new people and trying new things. We appreciate the way the CIP staff cared for the campers, especially emotional issues.

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