Intention looks different for everyone and works best in a consistent cycle of reflection and application. What does it look like to think about intention and reevaluate what that looks like each time we reach a new threshold in a college career?

This article will explore some of the common challenges that first-generation college students face, and offer tips and strategies for overcoming them.

While your answers about college aren’t as straightforward as the average high school graduates, that does not mean that college is not an option for you.

You won't have the answers to all your student's questions. Here are some tips and resources that will help along the way.

The move from high school to a vastly diverse, demanding, and competitive college environment can be overwhelming. Through effective, well-structured mentorship, we can empower students to make the most of their formative college years.

Being a first-generation student means that you are the first person in your family to reach graduate school, but that doesn't mean that you lack the moral and emotional support from lots of people around you!

This article will explore three key factors to consider when searching for the right college fit as a first-generation student.