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Adam Echelman CalMatters Thousands of adult Californians without a high school diploma want to take college classes. Unfortunately, those classes aren’t free, and the lack of a high school diploma cuts off access to most financial aid. The good news is, there’s a fix. The bad news is most...
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Bank of America Todos los veranos, Bank of America selecciona a algunos increíbles estudiantes de secundaria para que formen parte de su programa Student Leaders® (#BofAStudentLeaders) unas prácticas de verano remuneradas de ocho semanas que proporcionan a los estudiantes una experiencia de primera mano en el servicio a sus comunidades. Este...
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Bank of America Every summer, Bank of America selects some amazing high school students to be part of their Student Leaders® (#BofAStudentLeaders) program, an eight-week paid summer internship providing students with first-hand experience in serving their communities. This year, two students from San Jose were recognized by the program. “Bank of America is steadfast in...
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Cuando Charity Machado tuvo a su primer hijo, Cali, a la edad de 15 años, esperaba muchos de los sacrificios que conlleva ser una madre joven, pero estaba decidida a no dejar que su educación fuera uno de ellos. Machado completó sus requisitos de educación general en Sacramento State...
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When Charity Machado had her first child, Cali, at the age of 15, she expected many of the sacrifices that came with being a young mother, but was determined not to let her education be one of them. Machado completed her general education requirements at Sacramento State before transferring...
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Shortly after starting college last fall, Fresno State equestrian Yasmin Roman found out from her school’s athletic department that she could get endorsement deals on a platform called Opendorse, which connects companies to athletes. Roman signed up early in the spring, excited to offset some of the costs associated with...
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Summit Rainier A San Jose high school student has been named a U.S. Presidential Scholar candidate. Andy Nguyen, a senior at Summit Rainier, is one of just 381 students in California nominated for this prestigious national award. Approximately 430,483 of students in California were eligible for nomination. The U.S....
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Estephany Haro El Observador As the summer comes to an end, college students across the Bay Area are getting ready to go back to school. But instead of worrying about what to wear the first day of class or if friends are in the same classes, many of them...
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Mission College SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Jerry Eagleman, a student Air Force veteran from Mission College in Santa Clara, was named the CAPED Student of the Year for the State of California. The California Association for Postsecondary Education and Disability (CAPED) named Eagleman based on his one-on-one multi-sensory tutoring in the...