FLY Program

Achieving success for students with learning disabilities and attention challenges

The Falcon Learning Your Way (FLY) Program was developed to assist students with specific learning disabilities (SLD) and/or ADHD during the transition from high school to college by providing individualized support every step of the way. FLY provides the cognitive and emotional support students may need, as we know that no two people learn the same way. Students will work with their assigned Learning Specialist to develop and implement individualized academic support plans, including the assessment and evaluation of their individual skills to determine learning needs and additional support.

Experiences  

• An individualized Falcon Learning Plan to include:
• Weekly one-on-one meetings with your Learning Specialist
• Coordinated services for tutoring and other campus resources
• Mid-term progress reporting
• Workshops (i.e. time management, study skills, stress management, wellness)

Opportunities  

• Personalized orientation program for students and parents
• Personalized librarian services
• Guided support in accessing various campus resources

In order to participate in the FLY Program, you must apply and be admitted. FLY Program applications are considered in the order in which all application requirements are received. Space is limited. We are currently accepting applications for Fall of 2018.

To complete the Bowling Green State University admissions and FLY Program process you will need to:

• Complete The application for Undergraduate Admission ($45 nonrefundable application fee)
• Complete The application for the FLY Program ($15 nonrefundable application fee)
• Register for services through the BGSU Accessibility Services Office

In addition to BGSU’s tuition and fees the FLY Program cost is $2,500 a semester.

For more information on the current BGSU tuition and fees visit the BGSU Cost Summary.