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Pre-K2BA bridges knowledge gaps between 1st Generation College Goers and educational opportunities.

We aspire to build leadership capacity within families so that every child has a chance to pursue a quality education.

Our core service is a seminar program that teaches parents of 1st Generation College Goers how to harnerss resources and navigate the school system.

Pre-K2BA program participants have access to seminars and personal academic advisers that will help answer questions related to powerful topics:

  • Choosing the right schools for your child
  • Conducting meaningful conversations within schools
  • Developing the “Habits of Mind” for college success
  • Creating parent support networks
  • Effectively navigating school policies
  • Choosing colleges and college majors
  • Understanding and applying for financial aid for college

Contact us to be matched with an advisor and talk with your school’s principal about bringing the program to your child's campus!

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Sophomores! Applying for college is just two years away. Continue taking college preparatory classes to be ready for college-level work.

  • Take the most challenging courses you can this year.
  • Discuss your future dreams with your high school counselor at least once this semester.
  • Explore your options for TechPrep courses - you can get college credit for technical classes you take in high school.
  • Plan to take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). It's the key to some scholarships.
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Juniors!! It's only one more year until you begin the college application process. Keep making progress on being prepared.

  • Seek out your high school counselor for information and advice.
  • If your standardized testing scores in the 10th grade indicated you're not ready for college work, meet with your counselor to create a plan so that you will be prepared when you graduate.
  • Take the most challenging courses possible and sign up for summer enrichment programs.
  • Earn college credit in high school by taking Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), Dual or Concurrent Credi, and TechPrep courses.
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Seniors!!! It?s time to apply to colleges you?d like to attend and to make sure you?re ready for college-level work.

  • Review your class schedule with your counselor to ensure you meet all college-preparatory requirements.
  • Earn college credit in high school by taking Advanced Placement (AP), Internationl Baccalaureate (IB), Dual or Concurrent Credit, and TechPrep courses.
  • Attend college nights, college fairs, and other informative events.
  • Begin the college application process in September. Submit admissions applications no later than December. Call to verify that the college or university received your materials.
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