Promoting Student Success

Parents, teachers, guidance counselors and friends can help students succeed by telling them about our pre-college and college success programs. Focused on elementary school, middle school, high school and college students, our programs:

  • Motivate students to pursue a college degree
  • Prepare students for academic success
  • Help more students graduate from high school and college
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Brother to Brother

Brother to Brother is dedicated to helping full-time male SPC students get on a path to success by assisting them in achieving their academic, personal and professional goals. 

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Men Achieving Excellence

Designed by men for men, the Men Achieving Excellence (MAX) student club can help you make the most out of your college experience.

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Pre-College Programs

Explore our community outreach programs designed for Pinellas County elementary, middle and high school students.

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RISE

This program is aimed at improving graduation rates and the overall academic experience of students who are using the Florida Department of Children and Families Tuition and Fee Exemption, and the Homeless Fee Exemption.

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Student Support Services

The Student Support Services Program (SSS) is a federally funded retention program that provides effective academic and personal support for a diverse student population.     

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Summer of Success

The Summer of Success Program is a 6-week intro to college program for graduating seniors from Pinellas County high schools.

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Titans UP

The Titans UP program is an inclusive, one-year, non-degree certificate program for students with intellectual disabilities. 

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Women on the Way

Women on the Way provides educational support and a sense of community to female adult learners.