One Step Away Initiative

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One Step Away Initiative PURPOSE This grant is designed to increase college completion rates by providing bachelor’s degree-granting Maryland institutions with seed monies to identify, contact, re-enroll, and graduate near-completer students. Near completers are those students who have earned a significant number of credits toward a bachelor’s degree, or may have enough credits for a bachelor’s degree but have stopped out or dropped out for more than twelve months without obtaining a degree. OFFERINGS Enhanced student support systems to include administrative, financial, and academic advising through degree completion. New campus-based sustainable financial aid options using campus or other financial aid sources to support students with tuition assistance, vouchers for textbooks, housing, etc. Provide students with laptops and school supplies as needed. PROGRESS BSU received two OSA grants: AY2013-2014 and AY2015-2016. Ten students graduated with the assistance of the OSA initiative in AY2013-2014 thereby increasing the # of graduates by 1%. Six students are currently enrolled for spring 2015. Three students applied for spring 2015 graduation. Ten more students will be readmitted for fall 2015. SURVEY RESULTS Eighteen students participated in the OSA Initial Contact Survey Prior to receiving a letter or a phone call, were you planning on returning to BSU? Answer Response Percent Response Count Yes 72% 13 No 28% 5 2. What was the primary reason you stopped attending BSU? Answer Response Percent Response Count Financial Reasons 56% 10 Family Issues 5.5% 1 Military Service 11% 2 Housing Issues 5.5% 1 Employment 5.5% 1 Other 16.5% 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Project Director: Becky Verzinski, Ed.D. OSA Concierge/Specialist: Kevin Alston II Funded by Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC)