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Anti-racist education has yet to become a national priority. How do we ensure that historically oppressed racial groups get to pursue higher education? ScholarPrep Nation believes in the college success of African-American students. Although the concept of racial justice often focuses on institutional and social change, it rarely zooms in on the subject of education. […]
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What exactly defines first-generation college students? First off, they do not have the benefit of consulting with a college-educated parent. Secondly, they often come from low-income families that struggle to push them toward higher education. Finally, they have an urgent need for proper academic advising before they can attend college. Luckily for them and their […]
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Curious to find out how you can write a successful college application resume? Then look no further. Perhaps you’re confused as to why a high school student would need a college resume in order to get accepted into their dream school. ScholarPrep Nation is on a mission to demystify the college admission journey. Most high […]
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Black students deal with systemic racism on a daily basis. In fact, the deeply mystified college admission process currently prevents many African-American students from confidently pursuing higher education. At ScholarPrep Nation, we believe that an Afrocentric approach to this topic could be beneficial. Dr. Asa Hilliard III, one of the world’s greatest Black scholars of […]
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College admission counseling can help students apply to college with total confidence. Ideally, young scholars should start figuring out the college admission process steps as early as junior year. ScholarPrep Nation is a college access program that aims to empower and demystify the academic journey to improve outcomes for African-American students. Gaining college admissions is […]
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We’re still living in a world that has not surpassed its color lines. The quest to eliminate inequality and racism has led to a national conversation regarding our community. Our history has been downplayed and erased from the curriculum, while our youth has little idea about how impactful and powerful our commitment to education has […]
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