Manage your time wisely this fall and dedicate a few hours a week to scholarship applications so you can breeze into spring confident in your ability to move forward after high school.

We’re happy to give Student M a giant round of applause for all of her hard work. She exemplifies what dedicated students can achieve with the right tools, resources, and mentorship.

What used to be a science fiction fantasy seen only on Star Trek or The Twilight Zone is now becoming increasingly commonplace. As time goes on, the world will need more scholars with strong technical backgrounds to lead the charge in this global revolution.

Social justice is likely a struggle that will exist as long as humanity does, but there are multiple ways for students like you to join the fight and dismantle these systems from the inside out. Through the pursuit of higher education, anything is possible.

Poor mental health in teens leads to a decline in energy, concentration, GPA, and overall academic performance. To avoid the common pitfalls of depression and anxiety, students need to start learning some strategies for maintaining good mental health in the face of stress so they can avoid unhealthy coping mechanisms later.

Student L used his research practicum to explore the impact universal basic income, or UBI, could have on income poverty, asset poverty, and other social and economic problems in the United States. And his Faculty Advisor took notice of his excellence.

Fall research can seem like an intimidating commitment, but it is a great way to stride into the spring admissions season with fresh research experience under your belt. With a little time management and some hands-on mentorship from our faculty, our students can achieve incredible things.

There exists an innumerable number of programs and organizations dedicated to helping FirstGens navigate higher education. The specifics may vary by university, state, region, or country, but the main point remains: first-generation students are not alone.

This scholar's success story is a testament to what can happen when students select a research practicum they’re passionate about and dedicate the necessary amount of time and determination to it. We look to this student as a beacon of possibility for all the other students to come.

To encourage the next generation of environmentalists and keep that hopeful momentum going, here are 4 subjects to major in if you want to dedicate your career to helping the planet.