Resource fair for over 200 EOP frosh admits who come from first-generation, low-income and historically underrepresented backgrounds. This is a family friendly event, with an anticipated 600-700 guests including the students' family members. 87.6% of scholars who attended this event decided to go to Berkeley, so this is a great audience to promote Bridge with!

The Multicultural Resource Fair is one of the main components of Senior Weekend, where 300 newly admitted, low income students of color connect with organizations and resources on campus. Senior Weekend is initiated and organized by students, for students.

Cal Day is the largest yield event, with roughly 10,000 guests, and caters to newly admitted students and their families. Given the size of the event, this is an all-hands on deck event, and we ask that all 10 ambassadors participate.

Cal Day is the largest yield event, with roughly 10,000 guests, and caters to newly admitted students and their families. Given the size of the event, this is an all-hands on deck event, and we ask that all 10 ambassadors participate.

Cal Week is catered to first-year admits who couldn’t attend in-person events. Students will drop into our breakout room to ask questions about the SLC and Bridge program.