Big News! ATDP Secondary Division Courses on the UC/CSU A-G List
Category: News & Announcements
Including ATDP courses on your college application
To the class of 2020: We have important information about including your ATDP experiences on college applications!
Read More →Secondary Division Final Evaluations Mailed
Secondary Division final evaluations are on the way! Please respond by Sept. 6 if you would like us to forward your evaluation to your school.
Read More →Elementary Division Orientation: July 6
Orientation for Elementary Division students and families will be held on Saturday, July 6, in the Multi-Purpose Room at Washington Elementary School. At the Orientation, you will hear about program procedures, meet your teacher, familiarize yourself with the school, and have a chance to visit with other students. Although not mandatory, attendance at Orientation Day […]
Read More →On and Around the Berkeley Campus
Secondary Division students! Get to know your summer campus at UC: where your classroom is located, where to eat, where to study, and how to get there.
Read More →Math Placement Testing (Update: Make-up Dates Available)
Enrollment in ATDP’s accelerated math courses requires a passing score on a placement test. UPDATE: Make-up test dates have been released. Click for more info.
Read More →Application Instructions for Fremont USD Students
We have important application instructions for applicants who attend a public school in the Fremont Unified School District.
Read More →ATDP holiday office closure
The ATDP office will be closed from Friday, December 21 through Friday, January 4. We will reopen on Monday, January 7. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Read More →Teacher Recommendation Form: Now Online!
Our application process isn’t open yet, but applicants can still get an early start with our Teacher Recommendation Form (TRF)!
Read More →Secondary Division Final Evaluations Mailed
Secondary Division final evaluations are on the way! Please respond by Sept. 7 if you would like us to forward your evaluation to your school.
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