University of Georgia

Provide both a range of high impact curricular opportunities, including service learning, undergraduate research, study abroad, internships, a first-year experience, and learning communities, and additional resources such as supplemental instruction, flipped classrooms, and open educational resources to promote student success

Reduce the number of students on academic probation and move them to timely degree completion

Increase funds for merit-based scholarships and, in particular, for need-based scholarships to increase accessibility among under-represented groups

Expand online course offerings to give students more flexibility in planning their programs of study and keep them on track for timely completion.

Hire additional advisors and restructure advising to be more pro-active and to offer additional interventions for students to stay on track to timely graduation.