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According to the University of California ACCORD, underrepresented minority students are much more likely to gain access to college from East Oakland, the Mission District in San Francisco or East San Jose than they are from Novato or San Rafael.
What is your unique part to play in the world? What calls you to action? What impact could you have on the world? If you have asked yourself such questions but have struggled to find the answers, then join us on January 17 to hear acclaimed author Tara Sophia Mohr, champion athlete and author Dan Millman, and noted life coach Barbara Waxman, to learn how you can discover your life’s calling and set yourself on a path to experience it. . .
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100% of Next Generation Scholars gain acceptance to 4 year colleges.
Today,Next Generation Scholars are thriving in some of America's best colleges including.....
Stanford, Wesleyan, Georgetown,Tufts, Claremont McKenna,Tulane, University of Redlands, NYU, Wellesley, Penn, University of Pacific, Gonzaga, Boston University, Brown University, UCD, USC, UCSC, UCSD,UC Berkeley, Occidental, Boston College, UCLA, Yale, Tulane, Vassar, Santa Clara University, Willams, SF State and many more.
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Finding one's voice and gaining the tools to present it to the world is integral to becoming college bound. Below, is the voice of Vincent Alvarez USC class of '13. Read his story and you will get a glimpse into the world of a Next Generation Scholar.
“What are you doing here?” asked my vice principal. My 11 year old mind struggled for an answer. “I’m going to school.”
“No, Vincent. You are not a student here anymore.”
That day, I lost singing out the states in alphabetical order, playing the viola smoothly, and conquering long division
with Ms. Hirota. That day, I learned homelessness takes everything away. . . read more
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