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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world," Nelson Mandela once said, and his words ring true now more ...

Income inequality affects millions, creating a gap in society that feels impossible to bridge. This divide limits access to essential resources, healthcare, and opportunities, denying ...

Imagine being the first in your family to step onto a college campus. The excitement, the nerves, and the overwhelming sense of pride – it's ...

Deciding whether to pursue a college degree is a monumental choice, especially for first-generation students who often face unique challenges and uncertainties. Questions like "Should ...

We are excited to welcome Kevin Torres and Zoe Benink as our newest Achievement Coaches! Kevin will be supporting 11th graders and Zoe will be ...

Congratulations to our CEO, Tamara Y. Craver, for being named a 2024 CEO of the Year by the San Diego Business Journal! This is Tamara's ...

Applying to college means learning dozens of new vocabulary words and phrases. From syllabi to credit hours, it’s easy to get lost amidst the flurry ...

Starting college can be a real challenge, especially for first-generation students who may face unique hurdles and uncertainties. Unlike their peers who come from families ...

Attending college for the first time is a big step for any student. For those who are the first in their family to pursue a ...

College is a time of transition. Many students enter as teens—unsure of themselves and their place on campus—and graduate as adults, ready to take on ...

Adjusting to college life is a challenge for most students. The shift from the structured environment of high school to the more independent atmosphere of ...

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 ...