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College Transition Enrichment Program

Helping our Whitney M. Young Scholars “Walk Across the Stage”

College Transition Enrichment Program

Providing support to Whitney M. Young Scholars in college.

Program Overview

The College Transition Enrichment Program is an extension of the Whitney M. Young Scholars Program, which helps scholars successfully transition from high school to college. The program aims to provide scholars with course scheduling, mentoring, guidance toward on-campus and off-campus resources, and ongoing engagement that will lead to attaining a college degree. 

 Program Goals

  • 70% of students entering their freshman year will return for year two
  • 30% of students entering a two-year degree program will attain their degrees within three years
  • 55% of students entering a four-year degree program will earn their degrees within six years
  • African American males will graduate at a rate 10% higher than the national average of 38%

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Every student deserves the opportunity to achieve their full potential. Our student support starts in the 8th grade to overcome educational disparities, financial barriers, and resource gaps.

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