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High School Students
Going to college may seem a bit complicated, but with a little help from College Knowledge, you can do it!!! Why Go to College?
It’s a fact that people who go to college make more money over the course of their lifetime, have better career options, and tend to feel better about themselves—whether they get 2- or 4-year degrees. What College Knowledge Offers
We hire college students who will fill you in on what it’s like to go to college, which colleges are good choices for you, and how to prepare and pay for college. Our college students can also tutor you to help you get the grades you want. Don’t worry—it’s all much easier than you think! We hire college students who will fill you in on what it’s like to go to college, which colleges are good choices for you, and how to prepare and pay for college. Our college students can also tutor you to help you get the grades you want. Don’t worry—it’s all much easier than you think! We Have Scholarships With one year of participation in the program, you will be eligible for College Knowledge Scholarships to Humboldt State University or College of the Redwoods. Scholarships are renewable for four years. Along with the completed application (available in PDF), please attach your one page essay, a copy of your Student Aid Report (SAR), and a transcript. Deadline for senior scholarship applications is in April. Check back here for updates. Scholarships are made available through the generous funding from the College Access Foundation of California.
Does College Knowledge Work?
75% of all College Knowledge participants go on to college. Enough said. If you're not already in College Knowledge, all you have to do to join is have your parent or guardian fill out an application form and mail or fax it in. Explore the students section to find out everything you need to know to get into college: College Prep Improve your grades, take the right classes, and get ready for college applications. Paying for College How to make college affordable. Study Skills Smart ways to study, learn, and raise your grades. Career Exploration What do you want to be—a doctor, lawyer, mechanic, designer? Check it out here.
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