Diversity & Inclusion
Can You Go to College With a Felony?
Don’t let a felony conviction derail your dreams of earning a college degree. Find out more about how to choose and pay for college with our guide.
Best Online Colleges for Working Adults
Want to earn your degree online while working? Learn about the best online degree programs for working adults.
Scholarships For Women
Discover scholarships for women of all ages and backgrounds to make earning a college degree more affordable.
College Scholarships for Students With Disabilities
Earn free money for college with scholarships. Here, we list top scholarships for students with disabilities.
Resources And Tools For Native American Students
Native American Scholarships, Retention Strategies & Resources Native American learners currently make up just one percent of all postsecondary students, and these small numbers are due to several factors stretching back hundreds of years. Colonization may be over, but this student population is still challenged by discrimination, cultural misappropriation, lack of access and a scarcity …
LGBTQ College Culture Guide
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) students make up around 10% of undergraduate learners. Offering diverse perspectives and experiences, LGBTQ students enrich college culture and life. Cultivating an LGBTQ-friendly college culture often helps schools attract and retain LGBTQ enrollees. This guide discusses some of the most common challenges that LGBTQ college students face, both …
Women in STEM Guide
Women in STEM: Bridging the Gap Despite an increase in awareness regarding gender inequity, women are still underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers. The good news is that more companies are recruiting women for STEM positions than ever before. The following guide introduces the issues surrounding the lack of women in STEM …
Scholarships for Hispanic Students
Key Takeaways Hispanic and Latino students can explore scholarships based on academics, identity, and future goals, helping offset rising tuition costs. Trusted organizations like MALDEF and local advocacy groups continue to offer education resources and legal guidance, especially for undocumented students. Many first gen students often benefit from culturally-informed advising, mentoring and college prep support …
Scholarships for Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Scholarships for HBCU Students Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), many of which have admitted students since the mid-19th century, deliver degrees in an inclusive, Black-centered environment. Our HBCU guide explores these institutions’ unique features, history, and ongoing relevance. Like many college enrollees, HBCU students often seek financial aid. As HBCUs disproportionately serve lower-income learners, …