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College Access Plan is helping Pasadena John Muir High School senior Katarine Hart appeal for more financial aid for college

Interactive nine-week courses focused on high school preparation and college and career exploration Pasadena Now – 04/27/2023

CAP celebrates helping students navigate a course to and through college Pasadena Now – 03/27/2023

The California Association of Nonprofits hosted a ceremony where 109 legislators recognized a nonprofit from their district. Pasadena Now –

It’s time for a new way to judge applicants by Vincent Pan, co-executive director of Chinese for Affirmative Action, and

After more than a year of living under a pandemic cloud, CAP founder and Executive Director Mo Hyman has found

Zachar succeeds LaWayne Williams, who presided over the development of CAP’s recently announced five-year strategic plan and participation since 2019

CAP participates as one of several litigants in a successful civil action lawsuit urging that the UC end its use

What an interrupted school year means for college students. CAP Board Member Michael Ocon on PBS NewsHour PBS NewsHour – 04/15/2020

My nonprofit organization is dedicated to supporting low-income, of color, and first-generation college-going students to successfully attain their Bachelor’s degree

CAP participates as a plaintiff in lawsuit against the UC arguing that the use of standardized testing in undergraduate admissions

Philanthropic and community leaders gathered for an evening of gourmet carnival-style appetizers by Chef Claud Beltran, handcrafted pizzas from Pasadena’s

College Access Plan alum and Stanford student Michael Ocon kicked off the conference with a powerful discussion about reaching your

PCF Scholars Grant Initiative Brings Together CAP and PCC Pathways to Provide Financial and Social-Emotional Support for Pasadena College Students

Hyman recommends that students and families employ strategic decisions in their choices for extracurriculars, noting that “it’s better to have