We’ve created the Provost’s Scholars Program— a bachelor’s degree in three years that offers all of the benefits of a three-year degree (like one less year of tuition and living expenses, not to mention an extra year of earning power) without the drawbacks (like an anxiety-inducing workload or a rushed, unfulfilling college experience)— especially for those highly motivated students.
In fact, we’ve built life-shaping, outside-ofthe-classroom experiences like study abroad, internship and living learning opportunities into the curriculum to ensure that you experience everything USF has to offer. You can earn your undergraduate degree in three years and cheer on the Bulls football team, conduct research and hold an office in Student Government. As a Provost’s Scholar at USF, you can charge ahead without missing a thing.
WHAT’S A PROVOST? A provost is the senior academic officer at many universities in the United States and Canada. The provost is responsible for all academic programs and is the secondin-command of the institution. At USF, our provost is Dr. Ralph Wilcox. You’ll have a chance to meet him—at the beginning of each academic year, all Provost’s Scholars will be invited to eat dinner with Dr. Wilcox.