The McCoy College Freshman Interest Group (FIG) is part of the Department of Residence Life's FIG program. Activities for the FIG are overseen by the McCoy College Academic Advising Center. The group of 8-16 freshmen students have opportunities to block enroll in the same courses and live in the same section of their assigned residence hall. The FIG has a Peer Assistant (PA) who is an upperclassman in the McCoy College that supports the FIG and lives on the same floor in the residence hall. The FIG offers several professional development activities.
Students must apply to be a part of the FIG. To be eligible to apply to the FIG you must have been admitted to the McCoy College. For a list of other FIG's please visit Residence Life.
The FIG is designed for students who are interested in the following:
The FIG provides a unique experience for students to become involved in their field of study.
Required activities:
Applicants to the program are reviewed by committee and chosen based on strength of application. A strong applicant: 1) demonstrates an interest in getting involved at Texas State, 2) has stated goals for his/her education at Texas State, 3) is willing to work towards those goals, and 4) is able to tie those goals into his/her reasons for seeking to be a part of the FIG program.
The application period for the 2008/2009 FIG has ended. Procedures for the 2009/2010 FIG will be posted in early 2009.
Go ahead and submit your FIG application. Since applications are not processed until after McCoy College decisions are made, students not admitted to the College will be removed from the applicant pool during processing.