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Tennessee State University’s 2021–2026 Quality Enhancement Plan – titled CADENCE (Connect → Assess → Develop → Engage → Navigate → Create → Excel) – seeks to promote student success through holistic, integrative advising, including improved utilization of academic and student support resources and the integration of educational and career planning.
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A degree map is a document that outlines degree requirements and recommended course sequencing along with the corresponding academic term, providing students a map to follow to complete the degree.
The Academic Success Team is committed to empowering students with skills and knowledge to successfully transition through the first and second year. We are also committed to assisting students in identifying a major and getting back on track after academic probation or suspension status.
Academic Success Advisors help students develop and implement an educational plan that considers a student's unique abilities, strengths, interests, sense of belonging, and aspirations. Advisors help students shape a personal vision, understand their degree plans, and address barriers to success through individual and group sessions.
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Career planning offers a practical and even realistic model for how a person actually grows—movement, although not entirely controllable, is manageable and directable. As in a video game in which failure, restarting, and advancing to the next level is all part of the process, career planning can be viewed as a series of strategic opportunities and challenges offering a “dopamine rush” as a reward for each success (Ansted, 2016). Career planning, in fact, has ceased to be an adolescent activity laid down on taking up a career and rather become an ongoing part of workers’ employment. Every day, work and responsibilities, projects and duties act as career planning assessments. A person assumes responsibility for understanding the nature of the job and the realities of the career field, thus avoiding simplifying a career into a prison.
Career Planning. (2021). Salem Press Encyclopedia.