• Academic instruction in mathematics through calculus, laboratory sciences, foreign language, composition, literature, and other courses that are intended to prepare students for a rigorous high school program, to increase the likelihood of college success
• After school, homework labs with dedicated learning facilitators
• After school, senior seminars to support students through the college admissions, financial aid processes, and scholarship opportunities
• After school, health and wellness opportunities
• Academic advising in pre-college course selections and dual-credit/college course selections
• College Visits
• Activities designed to acquaint participants with the range of career options 
• Exposure to leadership and experiential learning opportunities
• College admissions exam preparation
• Financial literacy workshops and training
• Mental health workshops and resources to assist with mental health counseling and referrals 
• Internship and service learning opportunities
• Six-week summer academic component
• Summer bridge program for UB graduates and dual-credit support
• Provide follow-up and resources to help students be successful in college and earn an associate's and/or bachelor's degree within six years after high school graduation

TRIO programs are funded under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 and are administered by the U.S. Department of Education.

These programs are designed to serve primarily individuals from low-income families where neither parent has earned a four-year college degree.