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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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Uncertain about your kid’s scholarship application process? You’re not alone. Many parents are unaware of the scholarship opportunities that are currently available for Black students. One of ScholarPrep Nation’s many goals is to demystify the scholarship and college application processes. Only then can we witness the positive effects of equity in education. Faced with financial […]
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Hispanic students are constantly facing challenges that could potentially prevent them from completing higher education. Although it’s been shown that Latino students earned 15% of bachelor’s degrees in 2020, an improvement when compared to the last decade, the need for college and scholarship application awareness remains to be tackled. ScholarPrep Nation is here to support […]
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Identifying a scholarship for African-American students is easier than you think it is. Indeed, underrepresented minority students will always have to look harder for inclusive opportunities. Nonetheless, ScholarPrep Nation prevents graduating high school seniors and their families from the dreaded student loan debt. Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) generate an impressive number of bachelor’s […]
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