In the past, some students lost these scholarships after their first year, primarily because the required grade point average was not maintained.
Students receiving scholarships face new challenges entering college.
In fact, these challenges often come as a surprise if a student equates the demands of high school to the demands of college. Although students may seem academically prepared, they may not be emotionally prepared or understand how to utilize and master their skills to succeed in college. The Scholar Support Program provides individualized advisory support, specialized workshops and important campus information for Program participants. Monthly meetings are established and representatives from various campus offices are invited to speak to students so they become familiar with the University and less intimidated to seek out services. Meetings are informal and held at both campuses over lunch or breakfast to encourage camaraderie.