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Give first generation, underprivileged, and disadvantaged high school students in your community a brighter future. Learn how to get your organization involved by filling out the form.

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Why Donate to Us?

It is a two-step process to empower high school students to qualify for and get accepted into college.

Step One:

Our sister organization HS2C Inc., works with school districts in America to implement the impactful High School to College Scholarship Guide© and Portal. The portal empowers students, parents, counselors, and educators to have a roadmap that students, especially first-generation, underprivileged, and disadvantaged students use to qualify for and get accepted into college.

Step Two:

The High School to College Guide Foundation provides first generation, underprivileged, and disadvantaged students with scholarships based on academic, social, civic, charitable and other factors, outlined in detail below.

Why Are Our Scholarships Unique?

By utilizing our Proprietary Two-Step process, we can identify high school students who are:

Highly Motivated, Driven & Ambitious
First-generation, Underprivileged, or Disadvantaged
Prime beneficiaries, who will experience the most positive impact

Creating a Stand-Out Factor based on the below metrics and criteria:

GUIDE

PROFILE

GOALS

GRADUATION TRACKER

GPA

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

% Completed

Quiz Scores

% Completed

Standout Factors

Short Term

Long Term

% Goals Met

Plus Honors Classes

Plus AP Classes

Plus Concurrent Enrollment

3.0 or Higher

3.5 or Higher

4.0

Charitable Activites

Academics

Music

Clubs, Debate, etc.

Student Body Leadership

Sports

What Students Are Saying

“Applying the High School to College Scholarship Guide, I earned 22 AP® college course credits. I was awarded admissions to 6 colleges, giving me multiple options to decide on for my higher education. I also interviewed with Harvard. I received scholarship offers totaling over $65,000!”

– Kilee, UT

“Following the High School to College Scholarship Guide, I successfully graduated with high honors, and received AP® course credit in English, history, math, and biology, totaling over 20 college credits. I also applied for scholarships with 5 universities, and I received scholarship offers with all 5, including an Ivy League. The value of those scholarships totaled more than $70,000.”

– Dax, UT

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