University College Program Outcomes/Data

Students Served by University College

The faculty, counselors, and staff in University College reach more than 10,000 students from throughout the University each year by:

Assisting 2,500 students at all levels master challenging subjects through tutoring in the Academic Support Center and supplemental instruction services offered through Structured Learning Assistance (2,500 students).
Guiding 100 Career Exploration (CARE)students who are undecided about major or career choices to fields that match their aptitudes and abilities.
Providing courses in reading and study skills through the Developmental Programs and Curriculum Department to more than 650 developmental students who learn how to cope with the demands of college-level learning.
Counseling more than 1,200 students per year with regard to career, educational and disability issues at the Educational and Career Counseling Center.
Helping all 2,000 new first-year students at the University transition from high school by enrollment in the Ferris State University Seminar.
Maintaining the opportunity mission of the University founder, Woodbridge N. Ferris, through such programs as General Studies (200 students) Directed Studies (50 students) and the University College Program (50 students).
Motivating and supporting more than 500 gifted and talented students to get the most from their university experiences in the Honors living-learning community.
Supporting 200 international students by the work of the International Student Advisor as they adapt to new surroundings, new teaching and learning styles, and immigration requirements.
Mentoring 200 first-generation college students as they adjust to university life in the SCHOLAR Peer Mentor Program.

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