The Learning Curve

The Learning Curve is a paid program of intensive additional support services designed to help students make a successful transition to college and become independent, empowered learners. The program is typically a strong fit for students with neurodiverse learning styles that may include learning disabilities, difficulties with executive functioning, or a need for social-emotional support, and who require a high level of support with daily touchpoints and intensive coaching.

The support offered includes coaching for success in academics, the work program, community engagement, social life, and physical and mental wellbeing. By working behind the scenes with the student’s full team of educators on campus, our success coaches strive to equip students with the skills needed to pursue meaningful work and independent living post-graduation.

Learning Curve students follow a tailored Learning Access Plan that includes daily direct contact with their learning specialist and/or peer coach and frequent indirect contact for continuous support. Students enrolled in the Learning Curve seek help above and beyond the support provided by the Campus Compass Program, or the services available to the general student body.