The Ithaca Achievement Program (IAP) is a scholar program that spans a student's college years and is designed to provide additional community, skill building, and a scholarship each year. Recipients have various requirements depending on their year. Remodeled around the eight dimensions of wellness, students who choose to participate in this academic program receive academic, social, and career support/assistance tailored to meet their needs. They take part in a wide variety of educational, cultural, social, and community service activities to enhance their success. Students may join the IAP as entering first-year students or as rising sophomores or juniors. IAP participants who complete all program requirements are eligible to receive an Ithaca Achievement Grant, renewable each year.
Overview of the Program
Scholars are expected to:
General REquirements
- Maintain a 2.5 GPA and good academic and judicial status.
- Attend monthly All Program Meetings on Tuesday afternoons,
- Participate in Leadership Development activities annually,
- Attend one campus run retreat per year,
- Present at the Co-Curricular Symposium annually,
- Complete Service Hours
- Engage with Faculty, Staff, Student Organizations, Offices, and resources on campus,
- Attend 1:1 check-in meeting with with the Program Director or Program Support Staff.
Join Us
Learn more about the application process and how to become a scholar.
Requirements and Expecations
Learn more about the ins and outs about the program.
