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California College Student Emergency Support Fund Launches in Response to COVID-19

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A Message on Our Response to COVID-19

To our partners from College Futures' President & CEO Monica Lozano

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About 144,000 college-ready students will be turned away annually from California’s four-year higher education institutions by 2030—double the number being kept away now.

The higher education capacity crisis poses a serious threat to the state’s economy and will widen already deep racial, economic, and geographic inequities.

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Who We Are

We work to ensure that the dream of a seamless educational pathway to opportunity becomes a reality for the diverse students of California.

Our New Strategy

Our new strategy enables student success by catalyzing systemic, sustainable changes through Student-centric Practices, Leadership & Governance, and Finance & Affordability.

Student Pathways

Supporting students’ pursuit of a bachelor’s degree requires the combined and coordinated efforts of multiple institutions along the way.

Our Grantees

We work in partnership with leaders and organizations across the state to catalyze systemic changes that enable low-income young people of color to attain degrees and achieve success in college and in life.

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@Lilahh__ @dxsilvaa @MAFpajarito Thanks for these screenshots. We heard from @MAFpajarito that they are aware of these issues and working right now to fix them. They will be in touch with students who started applications. Your place in line won't be lost, and new applications are still being accepted.

About 4 days ago from College Futures Fdn's Twitter via Twitter Web App

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