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CFCC Hampton Center - Community Outreach Programs

Hampton Center

 

Prescription for Success
352-854-2322 x1681

Treasure MapPrescription for Success is a program designed to increase the enrollment, retention and graduation rates of minority and economically disadvantaged students. The program gives students a peer support system, and provides social and cultural awareness. Students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA or better and must be active participant in the College Reach-Out Program. During the student’s senior year in high school, the student is required to complete a specially designed program to prepare them for life as a college student. The program includes instruction in the following areas: how to complete a CFCC college admission application, how to complete scholarship applications, how to complete FAFSA and other financial aid forms, test taking strategies, study skills, leadership skills, etiquette seminars (class room, social and business), and CPT preparation.  As part of the program student will be provided mentoring, academic and enrollment advisement.

Program Requirements

 

College Reach-Out Program (CROP)
352-854-2322 x1681

CROP is a program funded by the state of Florida to assist economically and educationally disadvantaged students in grades 6 to 12 prepare for college. The program offers after-school tutoring, FCAT, ACT, SAT and CPT preparation classes, summer academic programs, college campus tours and educational field trips. Applications for this program are available in January and September.

CROP Important Dates to Remember

CROP 2008-2009 Student Update Form 

CROP 2008-2009 Enrollment Application

Important Websites

 

Dental Student

Rural Health Initiative
352-854-2322 x1692

The Rural Health Initiative project educates rural and minority populations about specific health disorders. Individuals may view or check out CDs that discuss the symptoms, treatments and available resources for disorders such as diabetes, hypertension, colon, breast and prostate cancer.

 

 

 

 

Shop Talk Program I & II
352-854-2322 x1692

The Shop Talk Program I & II gives women and men an opportunity to talk about breast and prostate cancer. The program provides information and addresses individual
concerns.