Offering opportunities for growth
The offices of college access programs at Calvin College offers opportunities for children and youth to start thinking about how they'll participate in their communities and in the world—both now, and as adults.
What we offer:
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Programs
- We offer more than eight regular programs for children and youth. Explore the options here.
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Summer Camps
- Make the most of summer! We offer a variety of camps for kids and youth, ages 4-18, designed to help them bridge the gap between one school year and the next.
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Resources
- Check out these useful tools to help prepare and plan for college.
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Campus visits »
- Are you in high school? Want to check us out? Schedule a visit with us.
The latest news and events
There are no announcements at this time.
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Beverly Daniel Tatum's lecture highlights MLK Day Events
Calvin College is commemorating MLK Day with a chapel service, silent march, research/training and a lecture from a leading expert on race in education.
News & Stories, January 11, 2018 -
Creating a community of servant leaders
The John M. Perkins Leadership Fellows Program gives first generation students and students passionate about helping their community a place to develop as servant leaders.
News & Stories, August 3, 2017 -
Entrada cultivates the next generation of leaders
Entrada offers racial ethnic minority high school students an opportunity to experience college living and learning. During the month-long program, scholars live in the residence halls while completing a three or four credit course.
News & Stories, July 12, 2017 -
Accessing affordable housing
Alum strives to find homes for Nashville residents
Spark, June 05, 2017 -
Called home
Alumna and family return to Haiti to nurture hope
Spark, March 01, 2017 -
Donation boosts Entrada program
Academic achievement program grows for ethnic minority high school juniors and seniors.
Spark, March 15, 2016 -
Entrada Scholars Program expands thanks to $300,000 gift from Meijer
When Entrada started in 1991 it welcomed about a dozen students. The program’s growth over the years, combined with the increased gift, will allow about 100 students to attend beginning in 2016.
News & Stories, November 20, 2015 -
Henry William “Bill” Dungey ’87
Outstanding Service Award
Spark, September 01, 2014
