Each student s summer credit course will be supplemented with a Seminar Review, which will meet twice a week. In addition to attending classes during the summer, each student will meet regularly with an academic advisor to discuss their progress and to select courses for the fall semester. An adult Residence Hall Coordinator, along with Resident Peer Counselors, hired and trained by the Freshman Frontier Program, will assist students living in the residence hall during the summer session. During the academic year, FFP students are required to meet a minimum of three times a semester with their FFP academic advisor.
Tutors are available free of charge for any student seeking extra help.
Students remain in the Freshman Frontier Program for one year, although FFP students are welcome to use the services of the Program in their remaining years on a voluntary basis. The standard of academic achievement necessary to remain at Marquette University will be the same for FFP students as that applied to all other students at Marquette.