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12 Statethursday, february 18, 2010 The Daily Tar Heel
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By JEanna SmialEk
Staff Writer
UNC-system administrators aretrying to decide whether to keepfunding a program that helps stu-dents who just missed acceptancestandards to earn admission.
The program, offered at threeschools under the umbrella of thesystem’s Summer Bridge Program,aims to improve student perfor-mance in certain areas so that stu-
dents qualify for admission by theend of the summer.
It is intended for students whoapplied to participating schools buthad SAT scores or a high schoolGPA that were too low for the stu-dent to be accepted.
T h e p r o g r a m s t a r t e d a tFayetteville State University in2002 and began receiving money from the UNC system two sum-mers ago. It expanded to ElizabethCity State University and N.C.
Agricultural & Technical StateUniversity last year.
Participating students takeclasses, participate in related activ-
ities and live on campus for five orsix weeks, all expenses paid. Those
who receive a C average or higherin the program’s core math andEnglish courses are eligible for falladmission to that school.
Dr. Karrie Dixon, assistant vicepresident for academic and stu-dent affairs at UNC-system General
Administration, said the programspecifically targets first-generationcollege students and those who needmore academic preparation.
“The overall program concept is bridging these students into theirfreshman year,” Dixon said.
She said that while many schools
have Summer Bridge programs,including UNC-Chapel Hill, theprograms at FSU, ECSU, and N.C.
A&T are unique because they pre-pare students who aren’t acceptedto college. Other Summer Bridgeprograms work with students whohave been accepted to the school.
The program doesn’t have aset number of students per cam-pus each year; 60 to 100 studentsat each school are funded by theGeneral Administration, she said.
Administrators are now collect-ing data to evaluat e the program’simpact on retention rates and stu-dent academic performance. An
external team will review the dataand draft a report by the end of March, Dixon said.
Jon Young, associate vice chan-cellor for enrollment managementat FSU, said even though students
who participate have lower highschool GPAs and SAT scores thantheir peers, they perform on parafter completing the program.
“Their hours earned and reten-tion rates are as good as other stu-dents, if not better,” Young said.
Young said that 205 studentsparticipated in the program atFayetteville State in 2008. In 2009,157 participated.
The UNC system paid for 100 of the participants in 2008 and 135 in2009, he said. The rest were paidfor with grants and other sources.
Monette Williams, programcoordinator for the MODELScholars Summer Bridge programat ECSU said it is unlikely that theprogram could continue withoutfunding from the UNC system.
Young said that while the FSUprogram would continue withoutUNC-system funding, it would bescaled back.
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