Central’s Academic Readiness & Engagement (CARE) Program provides students who have experienced foster care & adoption with resources and support throughout their academic career at Central.

Opportunities

Tutoring and Support Services

CARE students are connected to on-campus resources such as tutoring to assist them with academic challenges. In addition, social and emotional support are offered by the Counseling & Wellness Center.

Academic Advising & Career Exploration

Students will receive assistance with course selection and career exploration.

Peer Mentoring

Success Central Peer Mentors are matched with CARE Scholars to help students in the transition to college. The Success Central Program support first and second year students by matching them with a trained junior or senior peer mentor at Central. Students are supported in areas key to success such as time-management, study tips, where to go for help dealing with a particular issue, how to balance life demands & classes, gaining experience in your major, and making friends.

Workshops/Discussion Forum

CARE Scholars participate in workshops/forums ensure participants have information & encouragement needed to become academically, socially, & professionally self-motivated & empowered students.

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