We are pleased to share that CAP has been named 2022 41st Assembly District Nonprofit of the Year by Assemblymember Chris Holden. “Our community is so rich with impactful organizations,
I am still struggling to grasp the concept of time — it seems to fly by incredibly fast. Each day is a new day that I either missed or fully
Collaborate PASadena (CP), a local Collective Impact framework, announces Mo Hyman, Executive Director of College Access Plan, as its inaugural Leadership Council chair. Mo has served on the council since
Team CAP celebrates CAP Spirit Week April 4-8, 2022. Share your CAP spirit and be sure to tag CAP! Motivation Monday – Share something that helps you get through the day.
CAP’s Understanding Financial Aid Offers Virtual Workshop Open to all PUSD students and their families One of the most stressful times in the college application process comes after students have
Open to all PUSD Students & Families TUESDAY, MARCH 15 6:30 – 8 pm via ZOOM Topics include: Understanding A-G requirements Meeting CSU and UC eligibility requirements Accessing and applying
Probably from as early as we can all remember, the question of, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” has been posed to each one of us.
College 101 for Juniors March 7 – April 21, 4-6 pm We are excited to share that our College 101 for Juniors workshops are returning this spring! The goal of the
With the impact of the pandemic and changing landscape of college admissions, educators across the country continue to reflect on how to more effectively support student success. While the past
With just three short years of college thus far, it has been life-changing. I’ve learned so much from my academics, as well as about myself. College has pushed me down
