Mission College Access College Completion Targets Low Income Students

Partnership

Frost Bank College Forward

Promotes Education Encourages an

educated workforce Focuses on bettering

the community

Promotes Education Encourages an

educated workforce Focuses on bettering

the community

Topics of Discussion

Operations of College Forward Program

Low Income Students Need of Program Distribution of Endowment

Operations of Program Main Offices

Manor, TX Houston, TX

College Preparatory Classes Central Texas High Schools Greater Houston Area High Schools

College Completion Programs Collegian Mentor Universities

Program Mentors Recent College Graduates AmeriCorps Members

Federal Agency Corporation for National & Community Service

Training Program On Demand Support

Students

College Access Program

College Completion Program

Low Income Motivated First Generation Juniors Top 60% National School

Lunch Program

Available to College Access Program Participants

Attendee of Collegian Mentor Campus

Comparison

Low Income Middle and High Income

9% persist to Bachelor’s Degree

77% persist to Bachelor’s Degree

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Postsecondary Education Opportunity 2010

TG Research and Analytical Services

Financial Costs

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Programs and Benefits of Donation Contribution Programs Benefits to

Students

$50,000.00 College Preparatory Curriculum

Afterschool Classes Twice a Week- SAT/ACT

Preparation - Scholarship Essay- Build a Resume

$20,000.00 Summer Tour of Colleges

Week Long Event- College

Application- Networking

$15,000.00 College 101 for Parent

Day Long Workshop - Financial Aid - College Selection

$15,000.00 College Retention Program

On Campus Meetings- Counseling - Academic Planning

TG Research and Analytical Services

A High School Curriculum of Academic Intensity Boosts College Success for Disadvantaged Students

Innovation College Forward Comments

Help Pave Paths to Success Vanessa, College Forward Coach

Helps students “realize that rejection isn’t necessarily a barrier” to future success.

Eiliana, College Forward Graduate, First Generation “College Forward really did help me. Having

people there with you, going through the process, really helps you, because they have experience with it already.”

Nick, College Forward Student “College Forward classes really helped with time

management,”Collegeforward.org

Help Pave Paths to Success Chris, College Forward Student

Attended four day tour of colleges “We got an awesome idea about different kinds of

colleges…College Forward has made the prospect of going to college more real…I’ve always had… a desire to be scholarly. I see now that college is more attainable. I’m for sure going. It’s in my grasp now.”

Vanessa, College Forward Student “I never really considered art as something I could

do [in school]…but my Coach, Emily, really got me thinking about art, thinking that I could do something like that.”Collegeforward.org

Community Service

Food Drive

Habitat for Humanity

Helping at Community Garden

Mayor Recognizes AmeriCorps Mentors

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Questions?

Kianni Guemez- Ms. Future Longhorn

Coach Xenia and Sam Houston bound student- Cindy Lopez

Duc Nguyen, Coach Natalie, Saira, and

Coach Jessica

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