Program Outcomes
We have created the Eagle Advantage program to intentionally address what we know are important topics that are critical to your future success as a college student.
As a result of your participation in this program, you will:
- Proactively utilize campus resources that are critical to your academic and personal success.
- Identify and further develop the academic and personal skills that are critical to your success in college.
- Engage in major and career exploration to ensure that your chosen program of study aligns with your academic interests and abilities.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of degree requirements for your program of study and how to complete the Bachelor’s degree in four years.
- Begin to understand the process of preparing for the world of work while in college and start to identify potential career paths.
- Develop a sense of community and connection to the university, through intentional interaction with faculty, staff, and fellow students.
- Form meaningful relationships with faculty through participation in experiential learning and research.
- Begin to develop leadership skills through active engagement in co-curricular activities.
- Understand how to maintain personal wellness, and choose behaviors that maintain your health and wellness.
- Enhance your financial literacy, understanding of fiscal resources at the university, and your active engagement with the Enrollment Services Center as well as the Scholarship Office.
Program Requirements
You will complete the following program requirements during the Summer B semester:
- Complete four credits during the Summer B term
- Continue your participation the fall and spring
- Monthly activities – Attend monthly activities and events designed to enhance your understanding of topics like academic skill development, financial literacy & resources, and major & career exploration.
- Intentional interaction with faculty – Engage with faculty in your field of interest, who will serve as important connections and mentors for you during your time in college.
