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To ensure all students succeed from the moment they join our community, B.A.S.E. automatically assigns a Success Coach to students entering with certain risk factors. These factors include, but are not limited to: 

A low (less than 2.0) high school or college GPA (grade-point-average) 

First-generation college student status 

Self-disclosed information upon entry that indicates a need for additional support 

Registered disability 

This proactive approach allows us to tailor support and guidance from day one, ensuring that every student has the tools and resources they need to overcome obstacles and achieve their full potential. 

In addition to automatic assignment, any student or parent can request a Success Coach at any time. Whether you're seeking guidance on academic challenges, navigating college life, or planning for your future career, our Success Coaches are here to help. To request a Success Coach: 

Contact B.A.S.E.: To become a member reach out to the B.A.S.E. Program Coordinator, Tramaine Pride at pridet@sandhills.edu or visit our office in Dempsey Student Center, Office 222. 

Express Your Needs: Let us know why you're seeking a Success Coach. Whether it's academic assistance, personal development, or another area, your insight helps us match you with the right coach. 

Meet Your Coach: We'll introduce you to your Success Coach, and you'll start your journey together towards achieving your goals. 

Attend Orientation: Learn about the full range of support and opportunities available through B.A.S.E. 

• Academic Support and Tutoring: We offer tailored tutoring services in various subjects to help mentees achieve academic success. This could include study groups, workshops on effective study techniques, and access to resources for subjects where minority students might be underrepresented.
• Career Development: We provide workshops and seminars on resume writing, job interviews, and career planning.  
• Leadership Training: We will host programs that focus on leadership skills, such as effective communication, conflict resolution, and organizational strategies. Leadership roles within the mentorship program can also provide practical experience.
• Financial Literacy Workshops: We will teach essential skills like budgeting, managing student loans, and understanding credit. Financial empowerment is crucial for all students, especially those who may not have access to this knowledge at home.
• Health and Wellness Programs: We will offer resources and workshops on mental health, stress management, and physical health. These could include access to counseling, mindfulness training, and fitness opportunities.
• Legal Rights Education: We will provide information about legal rights and resources, which can be particularly useful for students who may face racial discrimination or need help understanding their rights in various scenarios.
• Networking Events: We will create opportunities for students to connect with alumni and professionals in the field. Networking can open doors to internships, job opportunities, and valuable mentorships.
• Personal Development Workshops: We will over topics like public speaking, personal branding, and self-confidence building. These skills are universally beneficial and can be particularly empowering.
• Community Service Projects: Engage in community service projects that allow mentees to give back to their community, gain new skills, and build a sense of accomplishment and belonging.