How Pathway+ Will Support Your Journey
First Semester
Your first semester schedule will be built for you by a professional academic advisor and include two academic classes and a UNIV 1001 class shared by the same group of students to form a Pathway+ Learning Community. Learning Communities help you get to know your professors and classmates better and boost your chances of academic success.
At a required meeting with your professional advisor during your first semester, you will discuss your academic progress, connect with helpful resources, and plan your schedule for the following semester, which will also include Learning Community classes.
Participating in a Learning Community and successfully completing your UNIV course during your first semester opens the door to earning a Pathway+ Performance Scholarship after transitioning to a baccalaureate degree at the end of your first academic year!
Second Semester
At a required meeting with your professional advisor during your second semester, you will discuss your academic progress, explore your level of interest in a specific major program, review helpful resources, and plan your schedule for the following semester.
You will also review the requirements for transitioning to a baccalaureate degree and discuss your eligibility to transition after your first academic year.
Participating in a Learning Community and successfully completing your UNIV during your second semester keeps you on track to earn Pathway+ Performance Scholarship after transitioning to a baccalaureate degree at the end of your first academic year!
Third Semester
At a required meeting with your professional advisor during your third semester, you will discuss your academic progress and current ability to meet the requirements for transitioning to a bachelor’s degree in your chosen major. If appropriate, your advisor will help you with the degree-level change process.
You will also continue to review helpful resources and plan your schedule for the following semester.
Fourth Semester
If you have transitioned to a bachelor’s degree, you will be reassigned to a faculty advisor in your major department who will support your progress in meeting program requirements.
If you have not yet changed degree levels, your current advisor will continue to support you in achieving your academic and personal goals!
