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Traci Smith
Director of Student Success
PO Box 500
Milligan College, TN 37682
423.461.8981

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Student Success

First Year Mentoring Program

The faculty and student relationships at Milligan are one of the college’s greatest resources for students. Our faculty are wholeheartedly committed to the development of our students—both in and out of class. Each year, we have 17 members of our faculty and staff who commit to serving as mentors to entering students. These mentors are available for any questions students may have—please take advantage of their expertise!

At Milligan, you will be paired with a faculty or staff mentor, based on your academic interest. If you haven't decided on a major yet, your mentor will help guide you through the core curriculum and career assessments to help you discern God's call.

In addition to meeting regularly with your mentor on campus, mentors frequently have students over for dinner, games, movies, Bible studies, and often worship together. Your mentor will help you successfully navigate through your first year as a college student. From there, you will be ready to work closely with an academic advisor in your major, who will lead you through to your graduation.

 

 

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SURVIVAL TIPS FOR SUCCESS

Make time management a priority

Obtain, read, and refer to college catalog.

Be responsible for individual academic performance.

Know where to get help (Hint: Student Success Office)

Build a support system away from home.

Get to know administrators, faculty, and staff beyond the classroom.

Apply for financial aid early and let it be an ongoing process until graduation.

Establish boundaries with roommates.

Get "connected" early. Get involved in extra-curricular activites, but know your limit.

Use good judgment and have fun in college.