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College Success Mentoring

The College Success program is our primary initiative to assist students as they prepare for college, work through their studies, and graduate on-time with a career in sights. To begin, high school juniors are assisted by college student mentors, who help to demystify the application process and ease the transition into college. From there, our professional and volunteer guidance mentors are with students every semester of college to ensure they graduate with the best opportunities for success. Below are the key goals for each year of the program.

Mentorship During

The High School Years

Each of our badges represent one of our six program pillars. Click any of them to learn more.

Junior Year yr 1

balance
Determine how to make the most of high school
organize
Develop thorough and researched college list
plan
Study for exams and prepare for college applications
self-advocate
Meet with school counselor and ask questions

Senior Year yr 2

balance
Invest in community and support-network
organize
Complete and submit college applications on time
plan
Investigate programs and resources at top schools
self-advocate
Make final college decisions and follow through on commitment

Mentorship During

The College Years

Each of our badges represent one of our six program pillars. Click any of them to learn more.

Freshman Year yr 3

balance
Develop healthy habits and strong routines
organize
Investigate academic resources and support systems
self-advocate
Form relationships with professors and TAs
plan
Complete general education and introductory courses
career
Learn resume-writing and interview skills

Sophomore Year yr 4

balance
Pursue extracurriculars and community engagement
organize
Develop academic strengths and excellence
self-advocate
Strengthen networking and interview skills
plan
Concentrate on specific courses and subjects
career
Investigate career paths and how to enter them

Junior Year yr 5

balance
Codify campus and community leadership
organize
Utilize advising and career services to prepare for final year
self-advocate
Explore department and networking possibilities
plan
Complete preference and interest-based electives
career
Build resume and gain career-related experience

Senior Year yr 6

balance
Cement community connections and legacy
organize
Complete thesis, projects, practicum, and exams
self-advocate
Leverage network to find best post-graduation opportunities
plan
Plan for post-graduation budget, housing, and transportation
career
Submit applications and complete interviews

How it Works

Full-time mentors

  • All students receive a mentor, dedicated to their needs and specific situations
  • College student mentors help supplement our full-time staff in a more immediate way
  • All student and staff mentors are trained and receive stipends for their work

Robust Curriculum

  • Complete, six-year plan keeps students on track and focused on maximizing their time spent in college
  • Priorities, objectives, and obstacles are mapped out each month to ensure proper planning
  • Five program pillars are designed to address all aspects of student life
Curriculum Details

Career Guidance

  • Mentors get to know and advise students as individuals, providing specific assistance
  • Students are guided towards under-utilized resources that most students don't fully take advantage of
  • Career-readiness begins freshman year so students graduate with concrete plans and goals

Recent Posts

A blog to document the ongoing efforts of our College Success program. See all posts
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Digital Organization (August 2021)
Sunday August 29, 2021

While students today have become well-adapted to virtual learning environments and platforms, this comfort in the digital realm often has not extended to their organizational methods.For the most part, students […]

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As our students worked their way through orientation and course registration and geared up for move-in day, we got the chance to get to know more about them than what […]

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Scholarship Bottom Lines (July 2021)
Thursday July 29, 2021

As we reviewed the students’ scholarships, we explained in more detail what benchmarks they had to meet in order to renew the scholarship in coming years. Our current students are […]

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