Regents’ Ambassador Program (RAP)

The Regents’ Ambassador Program (RAP) is the official student success program for Regents’ Scholars at Mays Business School. Students in the RAP learning community participate in first-year experiences that enhance student engagement and academic achievement including a freshman seminar course, professional development workshops, community building events, and peer mentoring.

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Program Overview

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Mays Business School students who receive the Regents’ Scholarship are automatically placed into the Regents’ Ambassador Program as Freshman and participate in learning community activities throughout their first year.

Summary

Learning Community Experiences

  • Common Courses
  • Peer Mentoring
  • Professional Development
  • Academic Success Resources
  • Community Building Events

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Program Requirements

RAP students must meet and maintain eligibility for the Texas A&M University (TAMU) Regents’ Scholarship. In addition, students must satisfy RAP Freshman Learning Community requirements.

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Learning Community

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RAP students are required to participate in a Freshman learning community during their first year at Mays Business School. Through RAP learning community activities, students engage in common courses, professional development, and peer mentoring that supports their academic achievement and success.

Common Courses

  • CLBA Fall Seminar
  • RAP BUSN 101 Sections

Student Engagement

  • Weekly peer mentoring
  • Bi-weekly study sessions
  • Monthly community building events
  • Professional development workshops
  • Second year high-impact experience