Students Visitde young Museum
(SSS) ASPIRE students attend a cultural event to gain exposure to cultural history through the medium of Art
UCLA Graduate program visit
Students visit UCLA campus and learn about the graduate school process and graduate school programs.
FYE 2019 Cohort
New incoming Freshmen attend the Freshmen Year Experience program
Main Program
- Advising
- Activities
- First Year Experience
- Beyond The Baccalaureate Planning
- Applications
- Eligibility Requirements
- Meet the Staff
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ASPIRE (Academic Support Program for Increased Retention in Education) is a project funded
by the U.S. Department of Education. Known by the Department as Student Support Services, ASPIRE, along with other TRIO Programs, was originally funded as an outgrowth of civil rights legislation during the 1960's.
The goal of ASPIRE is to increase retention and graduation rates of our participants.
We do this by providing opportunities for academic development, assistance students
with basic college requirements, and motivating students toward the successful completion
of their postsecondary education.
Under federal guidelines, students qualify for ASPIRE if they are low income, first generation in college (neither parent has a degree from an accredited four-year U.S. college or university), or registered with a disability hindering academic performance.
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