The Scorpion Path
In This Section
- About the Provost
- Accreditation
- Common Read Program
- Core Curriculum
- Current Success Initiatives
- Embedded Peer Support
- Fulfilling Our Promise
- Institutional Assessment
- MGM Opportunity Grant at Nevada State College
- NC-SARA (National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements)
- Online Learning
- Out-of-State Online Learning
- Peer Support Training
- Professional Licensure – BA/BS in Education
- Promotion and Tenure
- Provost Newsletters
- Quality Assurance
- Strategic Planning
- Student Success at Nevada State
- Student Success Programs
- The PEER Project
- The Scorpion Path
- The Scorpion Path: Admitted
- The Scorpion Path: Applied
- The Scorpion Path: First Year
- The Scorpion Path: Fourth Year to Graduation
- The Scorpion Path: Orientation
- The Scorpion Path: Second Year
- The Scorpion Path: Third Year
- The Scorpion Path: Transfer Students
- WICHE Passport
- Your Student Success Team
Student Success – The Path Of A Scorpion
The Scorpion Path illustrates how Nevada State helps our unique student population achieve this definition of success. It examines the entire student pathway from pre-admissions to the attainment of a degree (and beyond) and describes how the full constellation of our efforts converge at critical points along that pathway to maximize the likelihood of a success experience.
To ensure that students receive a transformative learning experience grounded in best practices, we need to hire exceptional instructors, provide regular professional development, and continue to hold excellent teaching as one of our highest values.
To ensure that an NS degree opens doors to lifelong success, we need to offer strong academic programs that impart critical disciplinary knowledge and skills and are responsive to community needs and workforce demands.
To ensure that students acquire the academic tools and know-how to navigate to degree completion, we need to provide comprehensive academic support services while maximizing the utilization of these offerings.
To ensure that our students make timely progress toward degree completion, we must provide proactive advising support, strategic retention efforts, and degree pathways that chart an accessible, predictable, and reliable pathway to graduation.
Career Support
To ensure that students can identify a career that has high value to them and acquire the tools to pursue it effectively, we need to provide comprehensive and ongoing career support that increases student efficacy in forging their own post-graduate success. .
Financial Support
To ensure that students can afford to earn this degree, they need to have a solid foundation of financial literacy and robust financial support in relation to the cost of our education.
To ensure that our students have confidence in their self-image as a college student and college graduate, we need to establish a strong sense of community and belonging.
To ensure that students can turn to someone for help with fundamental – and non-academic – life needs, we need to offer a variety of wellness supports.
To ensure that students can afford to earn this degree, they need to have a solid foundation of financial literacy and robust financial support in relation to the cost of our education.