Welcome Step 1 of 10
STAT Success Cohort

Your intake, your starting point.

Before the program begins, we need to know where you are. Not where you hope to be, not where you think you should be. Where you actually are right now.

What this intake is

This intake does three things. It helps us assign you to a team with good balance. It gives you a personalized baseline report at the end, so you leave with something useful. And it is the first act of honest self-assessment this program will ask of you. Everything here is private between you and your facilitator.

How to answer

Be truthful. No one is scoring what you report. The more accurate your answers, the more useful the program will be. If a question feels hard, that's often a signal the honest answer is the important one. If you need to skip something, skip it, but aim for honesty over comfort.

What to expect

Time: About 20 to 25 minutes. You can save and come back later.

Sections: 9 sections covering your current situation, study habits, learning profile, and honest reflection.

Result: A personalized baseline report you'll review in week 1.

Section 01 of 09

The basics

Contact information and logistics so we can reach you and schedule you into a team.

Accommodations and access

Optional. This information is held in confidence and used only to support your participation.

Section 02 of 09

Your current course

The specific situation we're helping you recover from. Accuracy here matters because it shapes everything downstream.

We're asking so we understand your context, not because we'll reach out. Your course situation remains yours.

Where you stand

Use whatever form is on your gradebook. Percentage, letter, or number.

This is the institutional minimum to not fail. Check your syllabus if you're not sure.

Many nursing and pre-health programs require a higher grade than passing. For example, many nursing programs require a B or better in A&P even though the course passes at a C. If your target program has a specific grade requirement, put it here.

Optional. Helps us understand the stakes so we can triage accurately.

What, when, and what it covers if you know.

Your history with this course

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Your journey so far

What you've already tried in this course. Not what worked, just what you've attempted. The truth here helps us understand why you're in recovery.

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What's actually broken

Students fail for different reasons. Identifying your primary pattern helps us focus your recovery. Answer each question honestly. We'll show you your pattern at the end.

Rate each statement: how true is it for you right now? 1 means not true at all, 5 means very true.

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Your study habits

The actual data on how you study right now. Not an aspirational version, the real version.

Honest estimate based on the past two weeks, not your best week. Include reading, notes, flashcards, homework, any study activity.

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Your learning profile

How you work best, how you work with others, and what we need to know to place you in a team that functions well.

Your schedule

We'll use this to place you in a cohort with compatible schedules.

Program work outside the live session (Current state audit, decision plan execution) takes about 3 to 5 hours per week. This is in addition to studying for your A&P course itself.

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Honest reflection

The part of the intake where we ask for depth. You don't have to go deep. But if you can, it helps us help you.

These answers are private. Only your facilitator will read them, and only for the purpose of supporting your participation. You are never required to share them with your team.

Naming a fear openly is often the first step in reducing its power over your decisions.

If you selected "in a real crisis," your facilitator will reach out privately to check in and connect you with support resources. This program is not a substitute for mental health care when it's needed.

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Your readiness

This isn't a filter. Everyone who wants to be here is welcome. It's a calibration so we understand what kind of support you're ready to receive.

Your baseline report

Where you are. Where we begin.

This is your starting point, not your ending point. The program's job is to move you from here, not to judge you for being here.

Your situation

Summary

Your primary failure pattern

Pattern

Your week-one priorities

What we will focus on first

What to expect from the program

Your next 8 weeks

The program runs on a weekly CODE cycle. Each week you'll:

Current state, a short written audit of your week, submitted before the live session. SOAP-structured self-assessment.

Observe, a team case discussion during the live session. You reason about a composite student who is in a situation like yours, with your team.

Decide, a personal recovery plan for the coming week, written right after the team discussion. Specific, time-bounded, realistic.

Evaluate, at the start of next week's Status, you report whether you did what you said you would do. This is how accountability becomes structural rather than aspirational.

Next steps

Your intake has been submitted. We will review it and place you in a team within the next few days. You'll receive a welcome email with your cohort details, your team assignment, and instructions for Week 1.

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