Advising and Registration

TRiO students have a team of both peer and career staff that provide academic advising support. Students are guided through the steps of registering by trained Peer Advisors and receive four quarters of priority registration beginning Winter Quarter of their first year they're accepted into the program.

Classes and Seminars

TRiO students have access to preparatory classes in math, writing and science. Students also complete a transitional course in study skills and time management to enhance their academic achievement and personal success.

Tutoring

TRiO facilitates the use of academic and tutoring resources to enhance student learning. The program provides individual tutoring for subjects not offered by Academic Assistance and Tutoring Centers (AATC).

Learning Communities

Some first-year TRiO students live in the residence halls during the six-week summer bridge portion of the Special Transitional Enrichment Program (STEP) prior to their first quarter of enrollment. The summer bridge experience fosters learning communities around academic disciplines as well as personal and professional interests. 

Community Activities

TRiO Peer Advisors host quarterly social activities to facilitate relationship building within the TRiO community. The program provides opportunities to attend cultural events, such as plays and concerts, and campus visits. 

Workshops and Seminars

TRiO offers students access to financial skill building workshops and seminars.