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What is iLevelUp? A New Initiative to Support First-Generation College Students

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Opening Doors to Education for All Higher education remains a critical pathway to success. Yet, this path is riddled with obstacles for many first-generation college students. From navigating complex admissions processes to overcoming financial challenges, these students face unique barriers that often prevent them from reaching their full potential. For first-generation students—those whose parents did […]

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Revolutionize College Success for First-Generation Students with iLevelUP

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Education is a powerful tool for change, but for many first-generation college students, the path to higher education is fraught with challenges. From navigating the complexities of the college application process to securing financial aid, these students face unique obstacles that can hinder their success. Enter iLevelUP, a groundbreaking app designed to empower first-generation students

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Celebrating Rahulya Potla, the Brilliant Volunteer Developer Driving Change at Believe in Me

Leave a Comment / Impact Stories, Volunteering / By Anadia Grier

At Believe in Me, we are fortunate to have a team of dedicated volunteers who contribute their time, skills, and passion to further our mission of empowering underprivileged children. Among these incredible individuals is Rahulya Potla, a volunteer software developer whose exceptional work has profoundly impacted our organization. In this blog, we celebrate Rahulya’s journey,

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Oregon High School Seniors: Unlock Your Future with Free Community College Tuition!

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In today’s world, education is one of the most powerful tools we can give our youth. It’s a ticket to a brighter future, full of opportunities and the chance to achieve their dreams. However, the rising cost of higher education can often be a barrier for many students, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds. At

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The Silent Struggle: Why First-Generation College Students Often Go Unnoticed

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Unseen and Unheard In the corridors of academia, a silent struggle persists, affecting a group of students who often go unnoticed: first-generation college students. Despite the unique challenges they face, these students exhibit remarkable resilience and determination. They are the trailblazers in their families, embarking on a path filled with uncertainty and hurdles that their

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Who Are First-Generation College Students, and Why Should We Care?

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Breaking the Mold In the landscape of higher education, first-generation college students are remarkable not only for their resilience but also for their achievements. As the first in their families to pursue a college degree, they bring determination and unique perspectives. Yet, despite their strengths, they often face significant obstacles that result in disproportionately low

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What is iLevelUp? A New Initiative to Support First-Generation College Students

Revolutionize College Success for First-Generation Students with iLevelUP

Celebrating Rahulya Potla, the Brilliant Volunteer Developer Driving Change at Believe in Me

Oregon High School Seniors: Unlock Your Future with Free Community College Tuition!

The Silent Struggle: Why First-Generation College Students Often Go Unnoticed

Who Are First-Generation College Students, and Why Should We Care?

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