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    Ask the (College) Experts: Academics and Integrated Advising

    Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 8:00 PM until 9:00 PMEastern Daylight Time UTC -04:00

    Bates is committed to educating the whole person through creative and rigorous scholarship. This virtual program will focus on how Bates blends a liberal arts curriculum with professional preparation through our four-year integrated advising model. From day one, you'll be guided by faculty and staff who will help you align your passions with your goals and build practical career skills. You’ll hear from Michael Rocque, Professor of Sociology and Associate Dean of the Faculty, as well as representatives from our Peer Learning Commons and our Office of Accessible Education and Student Support. We look forward to connecting with you and showcasing how Bates provides the right academic environment and support to help you design a path toward lifelong success!
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    Will you be a first-generation college student?

    Bates College defines a first-generation college student as an individual whose parents/guardians did not complete a Bachelor's degree; or if the individual resides with and receives support from only one parent/guardian, that parent/guardian did not complete a Bachelor's degree.

    Will you be a first-generation college student?

    Bates College defines a first-generation college student as an individual whose parents/guardians did not complete a Bachelor's degree; or if the individual resides with and receives support from only one parent/guardian, that parent/guardian did not complete a Bachelor's degree.