Students
We connect students with colleges, online tools, and 1-on-1 advising.
Important Announcement
ScholarMatch’s college drop-in centers in both San Francisco and Los Angeles are temporarily closed until further notice.
During this time, we will be holding virtual Office Hours for students online to continue supporting students as they complete college applications.
Student Services
Through our Destination College Programs, we offer free college admission advising for US high school juniors and seniors who are the first in their family to attend college. From building your college list all the way to making your college decision, we will guide you through the whole process. In-person services are available in San Francisco and Los Angeles and virtual services available across the US.
SF Advising
San Francisco
Students from the Bay Area are invited to apply to our Destination College program to receive free 1-on-1 college counseling. Students may participate virtually and/or visit our College Center in the Mission for workshops, SAT & ACT classes, visits with college admission reps, & more!
LA Advising
Los Angeles
Students from the LA area invited to apply to our Kayne Destination College program to receive free 1-on-1 college counseling. Students may participate virtually and/or visit our College Center in Boyle Heights for workshops, college coaching, visits with college admission reps, & more!
CollegePoint Virtual Advising
Any Location
Students across the country are invited to apply to our CollegePoint Virtual Destination College program to be matched with their own College Coach. Students work virtually with their coach on all things college admission throughout their senior year in high school.
COMING UP
Saturday, Apr 11
Student Workshop
Monday, Apr 27
Student Workshop
Saturday, May 9
Student Workshop
Tuesday, May 12
7:00 pm
ScholarMatcher
Need help building the perfect college list? We can help! We analyzed more than 1,400 schools and created a free, online tool to help you search and learn about the best colleges for low-income and first-generation college students.