When sophomore Enrique Rojas-Martinez joined the second cohort of the Carolina Latinx Center's Pulso Scholars last fall, he gained a support and mentorship network that will help him navigate the difficult path of becoming a doctor. The Pulso Scholar's program promotes academic and professional success among minority Carolina students interested in medical school and other health professions.
For rising senior Jasmine Akoto, coming to Carolina and joining the Chancellor’s Science Scholars was the best decision of her life. Since joining the program, she has had access to career-developing and life-changing opportunities and experiences.
The Warrior-Scholar Project, held at Carolina this summer, is designed to help military veterans develop or rediscover the skills and confidence necessary to successfully complete higher education opportunities.
Maymester, which begins the week after Commencement, gives students the opportunity to earn course credit before summer officially begins.