You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know, Yet.
What was your motivation for going to college and earning a degree? Who inspired or supported you in your college-going journey? When thinking back about
What was your motivation for going to college and earning a degree? Who inspired or supported you in your college-going journey? When thinking back about
What was your motivation for going to college and earning a degree? My college journey began when I was sophomore in high school when my
K12 and higher education are buzzing with how the college matriculation and decision-making process have been turned upside down this summer. The headlines all highlight
Applying to college is a necessary step towards a postsecondary degree. But for some students—especially first-generation students and students from low-income families—the application process can
Two pandemics—COVID-19 and racial injustice—have the U.S. in a state of reckoning. This summer’s spread of COVID-19 and murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Rashard
Summer slide, a term used to define the learning loss kids can experience when not in school, will likely be even larger this year, due
Earlier this month, the Center, ACAC, and Mawi Learning partnered with seven equity- and college-access-focused organizations for a #COVIDEquityChat chat on Twitter that centered around
Over the past few weeks, I have spent several beautiful evenings in Houston on the front yards of my close friends’ homes celebrating their kids’
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) focuses on developing important skills students need for academic success AND personal well-being. ACT defines social and emotional skills as
Every community faces barriers preventing students from going to college, but the challenges our rural communities have faced year after year may provide guidance for