Welcome to Stanford Undergrad
Stanford Undergrad is your guide to academics and educational opportunities offered through the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and our campus partners.
LSP Student Voices
LSP students George, Airin, Caio, and Mia share a bit about themselves and offer written reflections and insights into their unique experiences, within LSP and at Stanford.
"LSP was a huge factor and point of support during this transition. Being exposed to college-level classwork and rigor was especially helpful coming from an under-resourced community and school that didn’t prepare me. I was able to cultivate a sense of community and belonging in this new place I now call home." — Airin Brittany Valdez-Monroy
The Advising Resource Toolkit
These advising tools may be used cooperatively during an advising conversation or you may use them on your own, to help you prepare for a conversation with your academic advisor. They are intended to:
- help frame your reflections throughout your time at Stanford
- guide your strategic thinking if you face challenges or difficulty
- facilitate your academic planning and intellectual development
- support you as you consider post-undergraduate education
What is SoCo?
The immersive, three-week residential classes often include field trips and hands-on learning outside the classroom, creating a connection with your SoCo faculty and life-long friendships.
What is SoCo?
What is Arts Intensive?
Arts Intensive offers students time to focus on a single, project-based arts class with campus faculty and guest artists. The courses provide the unique opportunity to create in small class sizes outside of the pressures of the regular academic year.
What is Arts Intensive?
Hume Center
The Hume Center for Writing and Speaking works with all Stanford students to help them develop rich and varied abilities in every aspect of writing and oral communication. Find out what to expect when you see a tutor and how to schedule an appointment.
What to Expect
Dayonna Tucker, African and African-American Studies
I was strongly encouraged by my major and other peers to apply to the program to not only compliment my studies by engaging in race relations in a different context, but to take advantage of the many opportunities that Stanford provides.
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