 
                    Academic Advising

The Student Transition Enrichment Program, commonly referred to as STEP, is a KCP grant-funded program designed to support first-generation and/or Pell Grant-eligible transfer students in their transition from a community or tribal college to Central Michigan University. We invite you to learn more about the program by exploring our website and contacting our main office located in the Bovee University Center between 8 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
 The Student Transition Enrichment Program (STEP) at Central Michigan University is a great place to continue your pursuit of a four-year degree. STEP reaches out to first-generation and/or Pell-eligible transfer students to help them navigate through the maze of a four-year institution. The program is sponsored by the State of Michigan, Workforce Development Agency, and King Chavez Parks (KCP) Initiative.
The Student Transition Enrichment Program (STEP) at Central Michigan University is a great place to continue your pursuit of a four-year degree. STEP reaches out to first-generation and/or Pell-eligible transfer students to help them navigate through the maze of a four-year institution. The program is sponsored by the State of Michigan, Workforce Development Agency, and King Chavez Parks (KCP) Initiative. 
    Transfer Student Visit Days are hosted by Undergraduate Admissions every other month. They are for students attending community and tribal colleges.
 
    Taking place the first few weeks of each semester, these events welcome new students to campus and provide further information about STEP programs.
 
    On-campus workshops hosted by STEP focus on study skills, time management, note-taking, career/major exploration, goal-setting, and more.
 
    Take place every month at our 4 partner institutions: Bay Mills Community College, Delta College, Lansing Community College, and Mid Michigan College.
