Qualification/Application Information

DO I QUALIFY?   The overall goal of UI-CAMP is to increase the enrollment and graduation rate of Migrant/Seasonal farm workers or children of such workers at institutions of higher education. To accomplish this goal, the University of Idaho seeks out potential participants, including those who may not be typical college-bound students. In order to qualify for UI-CAMP, Student applicants MUST be (1) U.S. Citizens or a Permanent Resident of the United States AND (2) meet one of the following conditions: Must have worked for at least 75 days as a Seasonal/Migrant farm worker or be the child of a Seasonal/Migrant farm worker. Have participated in a Chapter 1 Migrant Education Program, or be eligible to participate in one. Qualify for the Workforce Investment ACT (WIA) under section 167.

APPLYING FOR CAMP   UI-CAMP visits high schools, in our target regions, during the fall and spring every year. In order to know when we will be in your area, speak with your guidance counselor view our calendar or call our office at 1-88-88-UIDAHO extension 5173 and inquire when we will visit your individual school. During our high school campus visits we provide applications to counselors and interested students, as well as provide valuable information about the UI-CAMP application process and important tests to take prior to admission into UI-CAMP. UI-CAMP also makes its application available on the web. This is the quickest way to get our application.  Please click on link below to download application.  If a student does not have access to the web, they may call our office at  (208) 885-5173 or toll free at 1-88-88-UIDAHO extension 5173 and request an application be sent directly to them.