Project MISS is a free, intensive four-week program at CSUF that provides college-bound students with advanced math preparation, a free graphing calculator, and exposure to STEM fields, with a long-term goal of increasing female representation in STEM.
Project MISS (Mathematics Intensive Summer Session) at California State University, Fullerton, is a four-week commuter program designed to enhance the mathematics skills of college-bound middle and high school students. The program focuses on strengthening foundational understanding in college preparatory coursework, specifically Algebra 2/Integrated Math III and Pre-Calculus. Students attend six hours of mathematics class daily, Monday through Friday. The curriculum incorporates California Common Core State Standards for Mathematics and aims to develop analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. Participants also learn to write code for programming on a graphing calculator, which they receive upon successful completion of the program. The long-term goal of Project MISS is to encourage female students to pursue careers in natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Students attend six hours of mathematics class daily, focusing on college preparatory coursework in Algebra 2/Integrated Math III or Pre-Calculus.
The ideal student is a college-bound middle or high school student who will be taking Algebra 2/Math III or Pre-Calculus in the upcoming academic year and is looking to strengthen their foundational math skills and explore STEM careers.
California State University, Fullerton
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