Although we don’t provide structured social guidance or any sort of professional counseling to that effect, we firmly believe that the student who is more socially connected to their school is far more likely to find success than the student who feels detached. We believe students who are academically, professionally, and financially successful in college find social success with relative ease.
Joining student groups, picking an empowering major, developing a career, and so many other skill-building activities are also very social activities. It’s the joy of college! Growing and having fun at the same time. Students who are well informed of what’s happening on their campus are better positioned to take advantage not just of academic, career, and financial opportunities, but also social opportunities.
We believe by focusing on the other three aspects of student success, by being well informed, and by taking an active approach towards their own success, students quickly and naturally build a healthy social life in college. In this respect, First Degree does guide students to a certain level of social success.