A new report finds that modestly-funded small programs in colleges across the country can help Latinos gain access to college. More
States are increasingly taking action on their own when it comes to benefits for college-bound undocumented students. More
Many of America's children aren't worried about the cost of higher education because they can't even imagine attending college. More
Shirley Giraldo helps her students choose classes, fill out applications, and visit colleges to show them what their future could look like. More
For high school students, standardized test are required in order to apply to most American colleges and universities. More
Samara Jordan already has seven colleges to choose from next year, thanks to hard work and a mentor who has been with her throughout high school. More
Con Mi Madre is a program that shows girls the possibility of college, and helps families obtain scholarships and fill out financial aid forms. More
As high school seniors start applying to colleges, many Latino students – and their families – shy away from taking out loans to avoid debt. More
On Jan. 1, Oregon joined other states in providing a college tuition waiver to foster children over the age of 16. More
Teenagers need to begin planning for college before high school begins to ensure they’re on track to succeed in their post-secondary educations. More
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