Student Learning Outcomes
College Achievement Now Student Learning Outcomes
- Student Development - Provide learning tips and educate students about campus and
community resources that will enable a positive student experience and successful
academic outcome.
1.1 Acceptance Mtg – Student will be able to identify specific services and program requirements.
1.2 Campus Visits – Student exposure to university culture and admissions requirements help them choose their preferred transfer school(s).
- Life Skills – Developing long-term skills and understanding concepts and theories
that can be practically applied in common, everyday scenarios.
2.1 Academic/Personal Counseling – Student will begin to develop decision-making skills to aid their education and career goals by reviewing academic progress and academic direction.
2.2 Financial Literacy –Students learn real-world financial management strategies and options on financing their education.
- Professional Development - Exposure to or direct work experience in a profession,
and all relevant activities (ie - career assessment, job search, resume development,
etc.)
3.1 Happy Hour – Students will increase their cultural and professional awareness and networking opportunities.
3.2 Peer Mentoring – Students will establish a relationship with a peer and learn about academic and campus resources and effective learning skills techniques.
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CAN Success Story
Mariela Martinez
Mariela came to the U.S. when she was 13 years old. She graduated from a local high school here in Santa Maria and began her college career at AHC in 2008. Mariela's academic and career goals are to master the English language and give back to her community as a social worker. She knew she would transfer to a university and pursue a Bachelor's degree, so she applied to College Achievement Now (CAN) to receive transfer counseling. While at Hancock, Mariela also participated with the "green" club, Cal-SOAP, EOPS and volunteered at her church and local charities. She is now attending Fresno State as a junior and plans to graduate in 2014.
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