Rienzo did well at both, but one of the schools failed to give her the advice she needed to avoid wasting credits and stay on the path to a bachelor’s degree. [...] The problem, the college buy-in, and with $4 million from a Title III grant and found, was a break in the advising link. [...] They still want that one-on-one.” In the third advising stage, in the second year, the responsibility for reaching out falls more to the student, and the advisor serves more as a mentor who helps the student look for transfer opportunities and jobs. [...] At the same time, she was doing well Gustavo Cuervo, a senior academic and career advisor at Miami Dade, looks forward to the post-pandemic era and the return of more than 1,800 students to the Homestead campus. [...] “I was still learning their craft, the curricula, and the academic nontraditional and completely online, and that added to pathways to degrees, many see it as one more burden to the challenge, but I had 24/7 support.
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