Grant Proposal
2001 – 2006 Objectives

Process Objective 1:  Project AIM will identify, select, and enroll 110 eligible participants including returnees during the academic year. At least 67% will be low income and first generation or students with disabilities. In addition, at least 33% of the students with disabilities also will be low income.

Process Objective 2:  100% of Project AIM participants will be offered financial aid assistance to ensure that each will meet their financial need.

Process Objective 3:  100% of Project AIM’s accepted participants will be given a needs assessment and will develop an Individual Education Plan (IEP) within 30-days of acceptance to Project AIM.

Process Objective 4:  At least 80% of the Project AIM participants will achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.

Outcome Objective 5:  At least 30% of all eligible Project AIM participants who have been retained and graduated with an Associate Degree will transfer into a baccalaureate program of study.

Process Objective 6:  At least 30% of Project AIM participants will be assigned a mentor through the mentorship component.

Process Objective 7:  100% of the disability-related requests for reasonable accommodations and services will be attended to within three working days of the request.

Performance Objective 8:  At least 75% of Project AIM’s participants will be computer literate within 2 years of their initial acceptance.