Programs and policies for students that do not typically receive or have access to an equitable share of education resources. Examples include students that are low-income, first generation, or a part of a minority group.
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Appropriate mentor models are paired with LGBT graduate students and junior faculty to decrease stress and discrimination. ...
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Funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Gates Millennium Scholars Program provides high achieving, low-income, minority students with college scholarships. ...
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A global approach designed to provide former foster care youth with the resources necessary for college success. ...
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CAMP is an initiative by the U.S. Department of Education to offset the cultural, academic, and financial barriers that stand between migrant farm worker families and college success. ...
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The Meyerhoff Scholars Program is a global, systematic approach sponsored by UMBC to increase the ethnic diversity within STEM academic and career pathways. ...
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A school culture and curriculum designed to increase low-achieving students’ academic efficacy, and college success. ...
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Provides on campus support to first generation, low income, or physically disabled students in order to reduce attrition at Purdue University. ...
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A collaboration between the University of Washington and local high schools to increase underserved students’ preparation for higher education. ...
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A partnership between the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the College Success Foundation, the Achievers Program provides high school students with the necessary rigor for college success. ...
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Posse provides scholarships, support, and college access information to underserved and overlooked students. ...
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