• Please note that only full payment will secure your position.
• Maximum of 8 students per faculty member.
• If applying after the deadline, please contact us immediately and we will make every attempt to accommodate your application.
• Information packets will be mailed out a month before the workshop begins.

HOUSING

CAP I and II attendees may chose to stay off campus with a parent or guardian.
Click on "Visiting" in the left menu for travel information and list of accommodations in Bloomington.

CAP I attendees may choose to stay on campus in a double room (with a CAP roommate) in the Forest Residence Center. It has air conditioning and coin-operated laundry facilities available for personal use. Attendees will be served three meals daily and the rooms include sheets and towels. Televisions are not allowed in individual rooms.

CAP II attendees may choose to stay on campus in a single room in the Forest Residence Center (if under age 21) or in the Willkie Residence Center (over age 21), a graduate student accommodation. Willkie has air conditioning and the rooms include sheets and towels. Meals may be bought individually at Forest or other residence halls.
Please Note: As students 18 and over are not minors, they are not supervised in Willkie.

CAP I and CAP II will end on Saturday, July 31, 2010.
Breakfast will be served but no activities are planned. All students need to check out of the dorms between 9:00 a.m. and noon. CAP counselors will be present to assist students with check out.

STAYING OFF-CAMPUS

• Students staying off-campus cannot buy meal cards. If they wish to eat meals with the in-house students they will have to pay with cash or credit card for each meal.
• The cost of CAP social activities is a separate fee. If off-campus students wish to participate in these events they are required to pay the activity fee with their tuition.
• Off-campus CAP I students are the responsibility of the established legal guardian. A drop-off and collect time has to be settled in advance with the CAP staff. The agreed drop-off and collect time should be convenient to the CAP daily schedule.
• Transportation to the Indiana University campus is the responsibility of the designated legal guardian.
• At no time can a CAP I student be dropped on the Indiana University campus and left unattended. The CAP I student must be handed-off from the legal guardian to the CAP staff.