Title III Program
Teaming Up for First-Year-Student Achievement
Working together, we provide first-year students with all the resources they need to succeed.
Wrap-Around Services
East Texas A&M received a federal grant called Title III Part A–Strengthening Institutions program, which aims to help colleges and universities increase their capacity to serve low-income students. With the funds, East Texas A&M is implementing three support services—known as the Lions Success Teams—that work together to help first-time, full-time students succeed in college.
The Lions Success Teams include the Office of Student Preparedness, Blue and Gold Money Management Center, and Undergraduate Academic Advising. These three services provide a wrap-around model of student care designed to envelop students in supportive resources to help them acquire the necessary tools for academic success.
Strengthening our institution
Our Title III project is primarily defined by two goals:
Goal 1
Increase educational success for first-time, full-time students by increasing access to advising and career preparedness services.
Goal 2
Increase educational success for first-time, full-time students by increasing access to quality financial advice and support.
working together
The Lions Success Teams consist of these three support services working collaboratively across campus to ensure student achievement:
Office of Student Career Preparedness
Take advantage of career exploration tools, one-on-one coaching for resume and interview skills, micro-internships, job and internship search assistance, and networking opportunities. You may also access professional development resources and participate in various career events throughout the year, including career fairs.
For more details, visit Student Career Preparedness.
Blue and Gold Money Management Center
Learn about financial stability through personalized coaching and educational resources. Services include assistance with budgeting, credit building, understanding financial aid, planning for college and post-graduation expenses, and developing financial responsibility. You may schedule a confidential session with a money coach to receive guidance on financial decisions and create long-term financial plans.
For more details, visit the Blue to Gold Money Management Center.
Undergraduate Academic Advising
Advisors help you navigate academic policies, create customized degree plans, assist with course registration and provide guidance to help you achieve your educational goals. The focus is on fostering one-on-one relationships to ensure you have the resources and information you need for success throughout your academic journey.
For more details, visit the Advising Teams.
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