This paper discusses the 1970 Pre-College Seminar conducted by the University of Michigan Flint College for Flint high school students. A two phase program was designed to acknowledge the differing needs of the participants. The first phase was a six week program for all students without regard to their grade achievement. The second phase was devoted entirely to those students who had completed high school and planned to enter college in the fall. The specific objectives, a discussion of the students, and the program are all included. The report concludes with a list of recommendations. The second paper discusses Challenge, a program attempting to locate, recruit, tutor, and counsel inner-city underachievers and start them on the road to a college diploma. It is also designed to train high school counselors to work with students whose potential has not been measured accurately in the usual way. (Author/KJ)