I am the father of a current 11th grader and I attended a Suited 4 Success workshop when my son was in the 10th grade. I was able to learn that early preparation for college was essential. Ms. Robinson impressed upon us the importance of course selections for students even at the 9th grade level and parent involvement in monitoring their students’ academic progress. Ms. Robinson stressed the importance of available resource as it relates to college research and scholarships. More importantly her work with parents did not end at the conclusion of the workshop; she continues sending parent’s informative college bound resources.
Mr. David Garnett
Deacon of Galilee Baptist Church
I am the father of a current 11th grader and I attended a Suited 4 Success workshop when my son was in the 10th grade. I was able to learn that early preparation for college was essential. Ms. Robinson impressed upon us the importance of course selections for students even at the 9th grade level and parent involvement in monitoring their students’ academic progress. Ms. Robinson stressed the importance of available resource as it relates to college research and scholarships. More importantly her work with parents did not end at the conclusion of the workshop; she continues sending parent’s informative college bound resources.
Mr. David Garnett
Deacon of Galilee Baptist Church
I am the father of a current 11th grader and I attended a Suited 4 Success workshop when my son was in the 10th grade. I was able to learn that early preparation for college was essential. Ms. Robinson impressed upon us the importance of course selections for students even at the 9th grade level and parent involvement in monitoring their students’ academic progress. Ms. Robinson stressed the importance of available resource as it relates to college research and scholarships. More importantly her work with parents did not end at the conclusion of the workshop; she continues sending parent’s informative college bound resources.
Mr. David Garnett
Deacon of Galilee Baptist Church
Welcome to the College Transition Mentor program dedicated to helping college students to not just survive but to thrive in their first year and beyond through mentorship in the following core areas...
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Navigating the Unknown (Academic Support & Personal Development)
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Discovering The Leader Within (Leadership Development)
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Discovering Your Why (Career Development)
As your Mentor/Coach, I will serve as a resource as you navigate through challenges during your first-year college experience. The mentorship is designed to promote sharing and actionable advice in a collaborative manner to assist in ensuring you have the necessary tools, resources and support to enrich your academic performance in and out of the classroom.
We will work together to develop the necessary strategies to maximize the resources available to you at your selected school while focusing on these five critical areas:
Course Studies
Ensure student is on track in meeting their academic responsibilities.
Survival Skills
Ensure student maintains organization, successfully plans, prioritize workload, manage time between classes and socialization, and set yearly goals.
Self-Advocacy
Ensure student is prepared to advocate for themselves in seeking resources, expressing their views and pursuing their interest.
Social Skills
Ensure student utilizes their communication skills in developing a relationship with their professors and classmates.
Surviving Freedom
Ensure student successfully transitions into their home away from home wile balancing academics and social life.
Hear what students are saying about their college experience...
Cedar Crest College
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Towson University
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David Black
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Marcy Bowers
Some additional topics include:
Academic Progress & Advisement
The importance of your course syllabus
Getting involved in campus life
Living with someone other than you
Surviving home away from home
How to maximize your academics; tutoring, writing lab and study groups
How to manage your time, organize your schedule and still enjoy college life
Utilizing resources available on campus
Emotional Stability - surviving the pressure of college life
Monthly Payments
Pay-In-Full
August - May
10 Months of Mentorship
Renewable Yearly
Students will receive the following...
(1) Group Virtual Call (Monthly)
(1) Call (Monthly)
Text Messaging Accessibility (When Needed)
Daily Dose of Inspiration (Text Message)
Monthly Scholarships
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