What is Elite Early Assurance (EEA)?
EEA is a program designed to encourage new students to pursue their degrees within the School of Health & Natural Sciences at Â鶹ÊÓƵ (MGA) and receive the following benefits throughout their academic journeys:
- Reserved seating for competitive natural science course registration (such as Biology, Human Anatomy & Physiology, etc.).
- Preferred consideration for admission into one of the clinical programs (e.g., Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant or Respiratory Therapy).
- Participate in either the or the .
Requirements to Apply
- Must be a high school graduate with a GPA 3.0 or higher.
Requirements to Stay in the EEA Program
- Maintain B+ in all your coursework.
- Take all coursework at MGA.
- You cannot take courses at other institutions and transfer credits to MGA*.
*The only exception is dual enrollment students' transfer credits. Once you are enrolled as a freshman at MGA, you must pledge to take all following courses at MGA.
Follow each step to apply for EEA:
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Apply to Â鶹ÊÓƵ (MGA)
If you are a dual enrollment graduate applying to MGA as a university student, you must follow alternate application instructions given by your academic advisor and apply with the .
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Apply to Elite Early Assurance (EEA) program by completing the Student Agreement document.
Send the completed Student Agreement document to schoolhealthandnatsciences@mga.edu from your MGA student email.
- See Your Academic Advisor
Review all requirements with your Academic Advisor before applying to a program.
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Apply to your program of choice:
Next Steps
Once you’re accepted into the Elite Early Assurance (EEA) program, you will receive:
- An EEA Program Recipient Certificate.
- Orientation gifts to welcome you to MGA.
- Guidance from academic advisors to help you succeed at MGA.
We encourage all students to work with their academic advisors to take full advantage of all benefits the EEA program offers.
For more information about the EEA program, reach out to us at schoolhealthandnatsciences@mga.edu