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makes college possible for underserved youth

ABOUT OUR WORK

STUDENT RESOURCES

COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS

Give the gift of college!

A mentor does more than just give advice—they show up and listen. That alone can make all the difference for a first-generation student.

With the help of a mentor, students can navigate the challenges of college and thrive! Your support makes the power of mentorship possible. Join us at ScholarMatch and make a lasting impact starting today!

 

 

 

California college admissions

We’re thrilled to be included as a valuable resource for college-bound students in the San Francisco Chronicle’s new college admissions guide. This guide offers exclusive tools on undergraduate acceptance rates, data on every UC and CSU, and tips from college counselors on getting into California’s prestigious public colleges.

ScholarMatch students are paving the way to a brighter future

ScholarMatch students are paving the way to a brighter future with the support of dedicated college coaches! Learn more about our mentorship approach and how it helps transform the lives of first-generation students in this SFGATE piece.

 

 

Navigating changes in college admissions

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on affirmative action and how this decision will affect college admissions for years to come, ScholarMatch is redoubling its efforts to ensure first-generation college students from low-income backgrounds continue to receive the support needed to get to and through college. Read our full statement below.

 

 

Volunteer College Coach (Virtual)

ScholarMatch is in need of college coaches to mentor high school seniors through the college application process. Our coaches play an important role in helping students build their college list, craft their college essays, apply for financial aid, and more.

Volunteer Career Coach (Virtual)

ScholarMatch is recruiting virtual career coaches to help our college scholars prepare to launch their careers. Career coaches can choose to mentor a college student for a seven-month period or provide one-off career guidance and advice to students as needed.

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