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College Advising Corps partners with about 25 colleges and places highly trained college graduates—69% of whom are people of color, 32% are black—as full-time advisers in high-need schools for two years.
Chinasa Gift Nwokocha talks juggling college and entrepreneurship.
Bottom Line, a nonprofit college access and success program, supports low income students in the college acceptance process and through to graduation.
A small, liberal arts college in Pennsylvania that started out as a Lutheran seminary, Muhlenberg is finding its way as a racially, socio-economically, and religiously diverse 21st-century American college. But with Williams at the helm, you get the feeling that the school will make long strides toward living up to its ideals.
At the U.S. News STEM Solutions Conference, a panel examines how networks of support help diverse students cross the college finish line.
