Student Success Programs

Equity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (E-STEM) is a program offering students from underrepresented backgrounds weekly co-enrollment courses that not only reinforce the academic content of their STEM classes, but also provide networking opportunities intended to foster a supportive community focused on success in the STEM fields.

1GenU is a four-year developmental and community-building program that assists first-generation students and their families with navigating the college experience. It provides resources, mentorships, and community support to help ensure each student achieves academic, professional, and personal success.

The transition to college is inherently full of changes and new terms. Our Glossary can help you to learn some of the terms, titles, and common language you will encounter on your higher education journey. 

The FIRST@DU Enrichment Fund is designed to help first-generation undergraduate students at DU overcome financial barriers and fully engage in the 4D experience. This fund can assist with a variety of needs, such as academic expenses related to attending professional conferences, paying membership dues, studying abroad, as well as short-term health and wellness needs, learning assistance, and technology.