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Jessie Ball duPont Fund Grant Spurs Carolina College Advising Corps Expansion
News Services, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Friday, May 15, 2009 The Jessie Ball duPont Fund...
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New school position focuses on college
By Deneesha Edwards The Dispatch, Lexington, NC September 15, 2009 Students in the Lexington and Thomasville...
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Golden LEAF Foundation renews grant supporting Carolina College Advising Corps
For immediate use: Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009 CHAPEL HILL – The Golden LEAF Foundation has renewed its...
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Hertford Country High School Students Plan for Future
(above) A student is congratulated, from left, by HCHS Principal Jerry Simmons, District Superintendent Dr....
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Improving Access to College for Low-Income Students
By Jane Donahue and Faith Sandler - stltoday.com 7/2/2009 The good news is that the importance of a...
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Note to self: Go to college
By Marcus Wilkins Mizzou Magazine, Summer 2009 Within the cavernous walls of Van Horn High School in...
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Rockingham County Schools' Seniors Earn Millions in Scholarship Offers
June 24, 2009 - Rockingham County Schools Press Release Rockingham County, NC - Rockingham County Schools (RCS) is...
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Jessie Ball duPont Fund Grant Spurs Carolina College Advising Corps Expansion
The Jessie Ball duPont Fund has funded an expansion of a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill program that...
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Hertford County High Students Plan For Future
By Thadd White, Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald Published Thursday, May 14, 2009 AHOSKIE - Hertford County...
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New program helps senior at Lewistown find success
June 5, 2009, The Sentinel, Lewistown, PA - By Michaiah Wise-Bilger This school year was a whirlwind for senior...
Spotlight on Service
In my role as a college adviser with the Brown chapter of the National College Advising Corps, it's hard to ignore the sheer desire to go to college among the young people with whom I work. Unfortunately, because of the barriers in opportunity facing these students, many will no longer see these college dreams as reality by their senior year. Within four years, many of these hopeful hands will be lowered quietly to their desks.
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