MEET Kelley (Meet, Educate, Experience, Transition) is a unique pre-college summer program for high-ability students to get introduced to the Kelley School of Business, learn about the opportunities available, experience a professional business case competition, and ultimately consider transitioning to Kelley after high school.
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See what participants experience at MEET Kelley, a free summer program.
Description of the video:
Jamie Gathing, associate director of diversity initiatives, Kelley School of Business: What I've seen are young students transform right before our eyes. This is an opportunity for them to network not only with their peers but also with upperclassmen, recent graduates, and even professionals.
Vishnu Kalvala: I'm so beyond thankful for getting this opportunity. I've been able to meet some of the top professors at a great school, and they've really given me a clear view at my first steps into college, which are very important.
Elise Massey: Personally, I love presenting and I'm in debate so just learning more skills that I could probably use for my communication and the professors have just been amazing and super energetic and they really taught valuable things in just a short period of time.
Terence Morgan: MEET Kelley will launch my future by helping me decide what major I want to do in college and it's given us the opportunity to work together on a case project and also meet professors that have been amazing and taught us new things.
Ashanti Skelton: I've gotten to meet some wonderful people, people that I've connected with, my mentors, gotten their numbers and their information, and I've really connected with them on a deep level. And these are people that I'm going to reach out to when I'm looking to apply to Kelley.
Brenda Rodriguez: Coming from a small competitive high school, I didn't really know anybody that was interested in business so coming her I've been able to collaborate with others who are also interested in business and together we've been to form this bond that feels like family.
Preference is given to students with strong academic standing and who meet GPA requirements, or are low income, from historically marginalized populations or rural areas, or are first-generation students.
MEET Kelley is a corporate-sponsored program. Thanks to our corporate partners, students accepted into the program attend at no cost. Residence hall lodging, food, and program costs are covered. You are responsible for travel costs to and from Bloomington and your personal spending money.
Scholarships to cover travel costs may be available.
Students must:
Applicants will be notified about program admission throughout April and May.
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MEET Kelley is funded by the Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Program and our corporate partners.
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