Most students plan to graduate college in four years, though some obstacles may pop up along the way that could potentially delay their graduation—like changing majors, dropping a course or needing to work while in school.
See firsthand some of our students who have taken advantage of the agreement—and are glad they did.
"Fly in 4 allowed my experience to be structured and easy to navigate. It made advisors very accessible and learning about registration easy, and it has ensured I’m on the right track every semester."
Back to Admissions HomeAs an out-of-state student from Virginia, Nasia was yearning to experience college life in a new city for a reasonable price. After receiving her acceptance to Temple, she discovered Fly in 4— and committed to meeting her checkpoints to save as much money as possible by graduating on time.
“It feels like a weight has been taken off my shoulders with Fly in 4. Not having to worry about graduating on time has made all the difference. Fly in 4 has made this experience stress-free and your advisor helps modify goals to fit within your schedule.”
Back to Admissions HomeMeet Gabriela, a student who had a wide range of interests (like many incoming first-year students) but wasn’t quite ready to choose a major her first year of school. With Fly in 4, Gabriela was able to explore a variety of classes before declaring a major, and didn’t have to worry about it negatively impacting her graduation year.
“As somebody who was an undeclared student for so long, I appreciated the regular advisor meetings. They really helped with my university career timeline. I’m also the type of person who needs deadlines in order to encourage me to get things done.”
Back to Admissions HomeJodi Laufgraben, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Assessment and Institutional Research, helped develop Fly in 4 in 2014 and has been overseeing it ever since.
“The aim of the program is to ensure you graduate on time and enter the workforce or graduate or professional studies after four years. It costs less to graduate in four years than it does to graduate in four-and-a-half, five or six, and meeting the Fly in 4 checkpoints is the best way avoid those extra semesters of tuition."
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