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First Generation Student Programs & Services At The Colleges

The Undergraduate Colleges aim to provide a supportive community for our first-generation students from the time that you transition into college through the turning of your tassel at commencement.  Our goal is to empower first-generation students to successfully navigate the college experience through supportive programs, access to a community of first-generation students, staff, and faculty, and leadership opportunities.

First Gen Programs At The Colleges

First Gen at John Muir College

First Gen Muir fosters a supportive community through mentorship and professional development to assists first-gen students in their academic and personal growth.

First Gen at Earl Warren College

Warren College provides first-gen students with academic guidance, social events, and campus resources to ensure a smooth transition to university life.

First Gen at Sixth College

Sixth College connects students with faculty mentors, workshops, and networking events to foster academic success and community engagement.

First Gen at Revelle College

Revelle College provides mentorship, workshops, and networking opportunities to help first-gen students navigate college life and build a strong academic foundation.

First Gen at Marshall College

Marshall College offers tailored programs for first-gen students, including leadership development, peer mentorship, and resources to support student success.

First Gen at Eleanor Roosevelt College

ERC College supports students with mentorship, study abroad guidance, and leadership opportunities to help them succeed at UCSD and beyond.

Seventh College & Eighth College – First-Gen Programs Coming Soon!

Seventh and Eighth Colleges are committed to supporting first-gen students! Stay tuned for upcoming programs. In the meantime, explore campus-wide support through Triton Firsts

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