The ratio is one mentor to five students. The students volunteer to enroll in the program by completing an application. Counselors, instructors and other college staff can also refer them. This program has proven to be very successful. The students have an opportunity to discuss their concerns with the speakers.
Students are able to follow-up with assigned mentors who are college employees.
The final program is at Central Piedmont Community College. This program is different from the other two. A recruiter has been employed to specifically increase the African American enrollment. The recruiter visits churches, businesses, schools, etc. to meet with individuals who may be interested in attending college. He then assist them in contacting the appropriate personnel to enroll at the community college including financial aid officers, counselors, instructors, program directors, etc.