Centennials attend four events each semester to build connections, strengthen practical skills, and explore topics that support their academic, personal, and professional development. Events may include workshops, community-building activities, financial education, career preparation, and other campus opportunities.

During their first two years, Centennials participate in a weekly small group with peers who share similar academic interests. Through conversations and intentional activities, students build community, strengthen practical skills, reflect on their experiences, and stay connected to important program information and opportunities.

Study Hall provides structured time for Centennials to focus on coursework and develop consistent academic habits. First-year and transfer students complete 84 study hall hours during their first semester. Study Hall may also be required for students who need additional academic support or did not complete their hours in a previous semester.

Every Centennial is paired with a mentor who provides individualized guidance and encouragement throughout their college experience. Through regular one-on-one meetings, Centennials can discuss academic progress, program expectations, personal goals, time management, and adjusting to college life. Meeting frequency may vary based on each student’s year in the program and academic needs.