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Division of Student Academic Success

 

Roar in Four

In collaboration with academic advisors, campus resources, faculty and staff, the Roar in Four student success initiative was created to empower students to graduate in four years. Through completing 30-credit hours per semester, students set the goal to Roar in Four. The initiative kicks off freshman year and follows students throughout their academic journey, providing resources, encouragement and assistance along the way. We celebrate every milestone achieved on the path to graduation.

Year 1
Build Your Foundations
Year 2
Keep the Momentum
Year 3
Accelerate your progress
Year 4
Finish Strong

 

Roar in Four is a Shared Commitment 

Students

Students

Take ownership of your academic journey by staying engaged, following your degree plan and asking for help when you need it.

Faculty
Faculty

Create supportive learning environments, provide timely feedback and help students understand what they need to succeed in the classroom.
Advisors
Advisors

Help students build a clear academic plan, make informed decisions and stay on track toward graduation.
Staff
Staff

Connect students with resources, services and support that can help remove barriers and keep progress moving forward.
Academic Departments & Colleges
Academic Departments & Colleges


Provide clear degree pathways, thoughtful course scheduling and academic opportunities that help students make consistent progress toward completion.

 

What makes Roar in Four work?

Roar in Four Checklist

☐ Meet with your academic advisor each semester ☐ Maintain an updated degree plan ☐ Aim to complete approximately 30 applicable credits each year ☐ Register as early as possible ☐ Check your midterm grades ☐ Use tutoring, coaching and academic support before you need it ☐ Complete courses in the appropriate sequence ☐ Review your financial aid and account status ☐ Track progress toward 30/60/90 credits ☐ Ask for help when something gets in the way