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Donor Spotlight: University
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| Even a student with great potential and motivation may struggle with a particular academic subject, choosing a major or adjusting to college life. Considering the potential payback, a little extra help at this point can well be worth it. A Named Academic Success Center provides 'one-stop shopping' for students in need of advising, academic support and opportunities for personal growth. Services and opportunities the center offers — especially for those offered during a student's first year on campus — will increase the likelihood of a student staying in school and graduating. | ||||||||||
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Named Academic Success Center . . . . . . . . Enhances prospects for success of disadvantaged students or those whose academic plans are unclear. . . . . Provides support that first-year students need to excel. . . . . Bolsters academic careers of students who are uncertain about their majors and need additional guidance. . . . . Improves UW-Green Bay’s ability to retain students from their enrollment as freshmen through graduation. . . . . Coordinates student advising and other support services that help students succeed in college. . . . . Is an important resource at a time when UW-Green Bay is serving many students — nearly 60 percent of first-year students — who represent the first generation of their families to pursue a college education. . . . . Helps UW-Green Bay fulfill its dual missions of providing educational access and quality. |
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