UT Dallas G-Force Program

Program Description

The UT Dallas College G-Force Program serves students from area high schools who receive college mentoring services. UT Dallas students work 20 hours per week at sites during the academic year and assist mentees with researching colleges, completing admissions applications, planing college visits and applying for financial aid and scholarships. The UT Dallas G-Force Mentors also work closely with their site supervisor to support college initiatives at their school.

The program was created utilizing a grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Work Study Mentorship Program.

Mentoring Sites:

• L.V. Berkner High School
• Conrad High School
• HIllcrest High School
• Lake Highlands High School
• J.J. Pearce High School
• North Garland High School

  Services Provided

  • Academic enrichment/tutoring/study skills
  • Career exploration and counseling/internships
  • College admissions guidance and counseling
  • College fairs/campus visits
  • College transition and retention support
  • Community service/service hours

  • Financial aid advising/FAFSA completion
  • Mentoring
  • Parent/family services
  • SAT/ACT and other test preparation
  • Scholarships and last-dollar grants
  • Science, tech, engineering, & math (STEM)
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Demographics

Populations Served

• Academically At-risk

First-Generation

• Less than 25%

Representative
Colleges Attended
by Alumni

• The University of Texas at Dallas