Our signature We Empower Learners and Leaders (WELL) program is found only at Bay Path University. WELL is built into the curriculum and campus life, ensuring that every undergraduate student’s academic education is enhanced by a journey of self-discovery. WELL experiences help you discern and articulate your goals in life and give you the confidence, skills, and knowledge to achieve those goals successfully.

What does this mean for you? Learning about and practicing leadership provides a unique and fertile environment to explore, question, and develop independent thought. You discover how you can advance not only yourself but others; you will embrace the strengths of leadership, becoming more collaborative, creative, and empathetic. The impact WELL has is profound.

Our WELL program gives you the confidence you need to succeed and helps you find your purpose, passion, and path to the future.

WELL touches every piece of your Bay Path journey.

Here’s how:

LEARNING WELL
The academic component of WELL, formed by structured, credit-bearing classes, ensures that you will have the knowledge you need to be a successful learner and leader.

LEADING WELL
Through a series of experiences, both in and out of class, WELL provides you with the framework you need to develop your own leadership identity and potential.

SUPPORTED WELL
Our Student Success Center and other University resources for students give you access to comprehensive support systems that will help ensure your success in WELL.

PREPARED WELL
WELL seamlessly integrates personal, professional, and academic learning experiences that enable you to thrive at Bay Path and prepare you for a constantly changing world.

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WELL Program Goals

Through WELL, you’ll come to understand who you are as a leader and how to brand and advocate for yourself. You’ll be able to demonstrate your leadership strengths through real-life examples that get you noticed in life and at work.

By the end you’ll be able to:

• Reflect on yourself as a learner
• Identify issues of social justice and equity
• Demonstrate community awareness and engagement
• Correlate career paths and related professional preparation