Create a Self-Sustaining Student Success Model
Upswing helps you make the case for student support on your campus. By reducing student dropout rates, we help institutions avoid the high costs associated with student attrition. The gains from improved graduation outcomes mean our solution more than pays for itself.
Create a Self-Sustaining Student Success Model
Upswing helps you make the case for student support on your campus. By reducing student dropout rates, we help institutions avoid the high costs associated with student attrition. The gains from improved graduation outcomes mean our solution more than pays for itself.
Upswing improves annual retention by an average of 1.849 percentage points
We work closely with our partners to identify the best possible solutions that integrate campus resources and Upswing resources to provide comprehensive, accessible support. Our solutions and service improve retention rates at partner institutions by as much as 1.849 percentage points, or 4.1% for part-time students and 2.4% for full-time students.
What does 1.849 percentage points mean? These results mean that more students successfully transfer to a 4-year school, more students achieve their goals of being the first in their family to graduate college, more students get the degrees needed to transition into a new career, and more students earn salaries and give back to your local community.
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Grant resources for Upswing programming
Searching for grants can be an overwhelming process, especially when targeting funds for student-retention solutions that can range from academic support to outreach and engagement to mental health. Many of our partners have used non-profit organizations, state and local government, or alumni to help pay for Upswing. Additionally, some partners have used the following funding sources:
Download our free ebook on strategic grant writing to get advice on how to write and apply for grants to help your institution with funding resources.