College costs rise an average of eight percent per year. As tuition continues to rise, accessing higher education becomes increasingly challenging, particularly for first-generation college students. These students are the first in their families to go to college; they often lack the financial resources and familial guidance that many other students may take for granted. […]
When it comes to applying for college, the world is your oyster. With no limit on the number of applications a person can submit, many college hopefuls aim to apply to as many schools as possible. Others set their sights on a single school, pinning their hopes and dreams to one institution. While there’s nothing
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We all need someone to look up to in life — someone who can offer guidance, wisdom, and support as we navigate the twists and turns of our personal and professional journeys. Mentors play a vital role in shaping our development, helping us to unlock our full potential and achieve our goals. But what truly
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In today’s competitive academic and job market, standing out from the crowd is more important than ever for college and high school students. Crafting a compelling entry-level resume is the first step to making a memorable impression. Whether applying for your first job, vying for an internship, or seeking college admissions, the proper resume can
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As high school students begin the college application process, one question looms: what do colleges look for in students? This question often sparks anxiety and uncertainty among applicants and their families. The application process can seem like a maze for first-generation college students, with countless factors at play in determining who gets accepted and who
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Virtual volunteering refers to offering one’s time and skills to support a cause or organization through the Internet. This innovative approach allows individuals to contribute meaningfully from any location, breaking geographical barriers and offering flexibility in time and commitment.
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In a world where education is the key to unlocking a brighter future, the role of monthly giving for students cannot be understated. While one-time donations certainly make a difference, the consistent support provided by monthly donors is like a steady stream of inspiration that helps shape young minds and empower them to reach for
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As an employee or job seeker, you’re likely familiar with the benefits of employer-sponsored health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off. Many people don’t realize that employer donation matching is also a key benefit for employees. This often overlooked benefit can make a significant impact on your favorite charities and non-profits without ever costing
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You likely know by now that Reality Changers is not just any college prep program; it is a life-changing initiative that aims to break barriers, uplift communities, and pave the way for first generation college students to pursue higher education. As a volunteer-driven organization, we rely on compassionate individuals like you to make a difference
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Aspiring college students: are you ready to tackle one of the most crucial parts of your college journey? That’s right, we’re talking about the infamous college application essay. Whether you’re just starting your college application process or already knee-deep in essay brainstorming, we’re here to lend you a helping hand. In this guide, we’ll be
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Info@RealityChangers.org
619.516.2222
Mailing Address:
PO Box 50220
San Diego, CA 92165
Since 2015, Reality Changers’ programming has been funded in part by a City of San Diego Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). These funds are provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to the City of San Diego.
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