College Compass Fellows
A year-long fellowship providing individualized college-access support to high school seniors as they navigate one of the most important transitions of their lives.
Individual College Advising
One-on-one guidance to help students navigate the complexities of college applications, essays, and financial aid.
College and Career Exploration
Deep dives into majors, careers, and pathways that align with students' interests and long-term goals.
College List Development
Strategic planning to identify and prioritize a list of schools that offer the best fit for the student's profile.
Common Application Support
Hands-on assistance with the Common Application and other college-specific application requirements.
College Essay Coaching
Personalized coaching to help students craft compelling narratives that showcase their unique strengths and experiences.
Scholarship Identification
Expert guidance in identifying and applying for scholarships to help students afford their college education.
Financial-Aid Guidance
Expert assistance with FAFSA completion and financial-aid requirements to ensure students make informed decisions.
Recommendation Preparation
Support for students in preparing strong, personalized recommendations that highlight their achievements and potential.
Individual Coaching Sessions
Regular one-on-one sessions to follow up on deadlines, solve challenges, and celebrate student wins.
College-Readiness Workshops
Group workshops covering academic planning, leadership development, and career exploration.
Future Programs
We are building a comprehensive college-access and success network designed to support students earlier and stay with them longer.
Early College Awareness
Introducing college, career, and postsecondary opportunities to younger high school students before their senior year.
College Readiness
Academic planning, leadership development, and career exploration to prepare students for the college admissions process.
College Persistence
Continued support for College Compass alumni as they transition to and progress through college toward graduation.