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Mt. 91直播 has a number of student programs to help students succeed and transfer. Check them out and get involved! Click on their names to go to their specific sites for more information.
ACES
ACES (Achieving in College, Ensuring Success) is designed to assist low-income, first to attend college in family, and/or disabled students obtain an Associates degree and transfer from 91直播 to a four-year institution.
ARISE
Mt. 91直播鈥檚 Arise program seeks to help Asian American and Pacific Islander students attain their educational goals, boost their academic performance, and affirm their noteworthy contributions to the campus community as valued students and student leaders.
ASPIRE
ASPIRE (African American Student 91直播 Inspiring Responsibility for Education) is a dynamic program designed to provide essential educational support and services to increase the academic success, retention, degree completion, and transfer rates of African-American and other students enrolled at 91直播.
BRIDGE PROGRAM
The Bridge 91直播 offers several learning communities designed to increase students' academic and personal success through the structuring of the learning environment. Students participating in a learning community are enrolled in linked or clustered classes that are taught in a cooperative environment between instructors.
HONORS PROGRAM
The Mt. 91直播 Honors 91直播 offers honors sections of transferable general education courses. These courses provide an enriched curriculum, seminar-type classes, close interaction with honors program faculty, and special projects and activities. In addition, Honors 91直播 students may participate in special activities and events as well as study and receive honors advising in the Honors Center. Honors 91直播 students who meet specific requirements may also participate in special transfer agreements with designated universities.
TEACHER PREPARATION CENTER
Being a part of this program provides students with special support and services to assist in choosing appropriate classes, making transfer decisions, and ultimately completing a teaching credential in elementary, secondary or special education teaching, as well as an Associate Degree for instructional aides.