Quality SAT prep for 360 low-income HS students

 
$18,383
$22,161
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Summary

SEE will deliver its 5-week, 42-hour SAT preparation program and curriculum to 360 deserving low-income students who lack the resources to fully prepare for college.

What is the issue, problem, or challenge?

Maria deserved the best—she worked hard and earned straight A’s—but no one from Maria’s high school ever attends a top college. When we met Maria, she was a student government leader, a Varsity athlete, and well liked by her teachers. But she was frightened of the SAT, and her previous scores showed it. During our five week SAT preparation program, Maria raised her SAT score 240 points, bringing her within range of the averages at UCLA, where she will be a freshman next year.

How will this project solve this problem?

SEE has created a 5-week, 42-hour program and curriculum it carries out through partnerships with existing college preparation programs that lack the resources to fully prepare their students for college.

Potential Long Term Impact

At a cost of just over $100 per student, our SAT preparation programs eliminate nearly 90% of the gap between the richest and poorest students and help prove that all students can succeed if given the opportunity.

Project Message

"The SEE class was the best class I have ever taken, and Austin was the best mentor I have ever had."
- 2008 student, Program Participant at UC Irvine

Funding Information

This project has been retired and is no longer accepting donations.

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).

Resources

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Organization

SEE College Prep
SEE College Prep

San Francisco, California, United States
http://www.seecollegeprep.org

Project Leader

Kathryn Leung

Development Manager
Ladera Ranch, CA United States

Where is this project located?

Map of Quality SAT prep for 360 low-income HS students