WELCOME TO PROJECT REBOUND!
"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today."
- Malcolm X
WHAT IS PROJECT REBOUND?
Project Rebound is a transformative program at Cal State San Bernardino that opens doors to higher education for justice-involved individuals. We provide comprehensive support, guidance, and resources to help our students navigate university life successfully. Our program goes beyond traditional academic assistance – we create a supportive community that empowers students to excel in their chosen field of study.
Through personalized mentorship, academic guidance, and connection to campus resources, we help turn educational dreams into reality. Whether you're seeking admission to CSUSB or are already enrolled, Project Rebound provides the tools and support needed to achieve your educational goals and build a strong foundation for your future.
Join us in breaking barriers and achieving your educational goals!
AM I ELIGIBLE FOR PROJECT REBOUND?
Project Rebound at Cal State San Bernardino welcomes inquiries from anyone who has been incarcerated or has prior criminal justice system involvement and is interested in obtaining a university education and degree. All current Cal State San Bernardino students with prior criminal justice system involvement are eligible to participate in Project Rebound.
For prospective students who do not yet meet the academic requirements for admission to Cal State San Bernardino, don't worry - Project Rebound is here to help. Our motto is "Growth, Resilience, Achievement - Building Futures Together," and we'll guide you step by step. Our team will mentor and show you exactly what you must do to become eligible for admission.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible, individuals must:
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Be formerly incarcerated or have prior criminal justice system involvement; on or off parole or probation
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Be living or paroling to the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area (Orange, L.A., Riverside, San Bernardino Counties)
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Possess the ability and commitment to perform college-level work
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Be motivated to succeed and benefit from a college education
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Maintain satisfactory progress and complete at least 6 (six) units each semester
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Submit an admission application
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Submit a financial aid application
TRANSFER STUDENTS
For transfer students:
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60 units of College Credit
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College Transcripts
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Satisfactory Completion of the Golden Four:
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Oral Communication
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Written Communication
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Critical Thinking
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Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning
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PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
For first-time freshman:
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High School Transcripts/GED
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ACT or SAT scores
TO BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY TOWARD A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION, FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING FORMS:
Click on Link to Download Form
Click on Link to Fill out the Admission Application
Click on Link to Fill Out FAFSA Application