JAG College Success

Saturday, April 27, 2024

UA-PTC Students

The UA - Pulaski Technical College JAG College Success Program is designed to assist students in addressing academic and non-academic barriers to college success. Students working with the program will learn to set achievable goals, find community resources to resolve personal life circumstances interfering with their academic performance, and develop life skills that will carry them into the future.

In partnership with Jobs for Arkansas Graduates, the UA - Pulaski Technical College JAG College Success program is dedicated to helping newly enrolling students make a successful transition from high school to college and supporting them through graduation. The program will also serve current students who need support in achieving their academic and career goals.

Benefits of the program students can expect:

Case management
Address barriers to college and career success
Referrals to appropriate campus and community resources and organizations
Career exploration and planning
Support in setting and meeting academic and career goals
Seminars/Workshops on money management, time management, test taking, study skills, and enrollment processes
Academic accountability
Post-graduation plan

Who should participate?

Students who participated in a JAG national high school program.
Students needing help navigating enrollment and other application processes.
Current UA-PTC students who may be struggling academically and need extra support with accountability.
Students needing information regarding campus and community resources to support their academic and non-academic needs.
Students falling into the special populations categories of homeless and those who experienced/aged out of foster care.

JAG's History

JAG helps young people of truly great promise succeed both in school and on-the-job, leading to a productive and rewarding career. Jobs for America’s Graduates is led by a public/private partnership at the national level, comprised of leading Governors, C-Suite Executives among the Fortune 500 and national community leaders. It is organized to support State Affiliates in the high-impact delivery of the JAG Model across middle school, high school, and out-of-school and collegiate young adult populations. JAG is proud to have served over 1.4 million young people since 1980.

Why JAG?

What makes JAG unique from other programs is that the JAG model blends a trauma informed care approach with employer engagement and a learning community to support the JAG student. The JAG Early College Success program keeps students engaged through college and helps them successfully transition to life after.

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