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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Cal-SOAP works to improve the flow of information about postsecondary education and financial aid as well as raise the achievement levels of low-income elementary and secondary school students. ...
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Admission Possible strives to make college admission possible for students who have the potential to attend college but lack the resources to apply. ...
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Part of the Federal TRIO programs, Talent Search provides counseling, tutorial services, career advice, mentoring programs, and workshops to keep disadvantaged students on the right track. ...
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Project GRAD seeks to improve K-16 students' performance by focusing on family life, discipline, and academic interventions. ...
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Middle College High Schools are physically situated on community college campuses in order to provide under-performing students with earlier access to college. ...
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The “I Have a Dream” Foundation provides tuition support for low-income students. ...
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Gateway prepares underserved high school students for college and the pursuit of health and science-related careers through community-corporate partnerships. ...
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GEAR UP offers six-year grants to states and partnerships to provide services at high-poverty middle and high schools. ...
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CFES is dedicated to creating and strengthening partnerships between schools and colleges that help underserved youth gain access to and succeed in college ...
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The College Crusade of Rhode Island is a comprehensive college readiness and scholarship program for middle school and high school students in low income urban school districts. ...
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