With the uncertainty of everything going on from job loss and not knowing what’s next for students, here are some strategies to deal with COVID-19 as a parent. Words by Dr. Chinwé Williams.

A quick list of healthy habits to start right now, to make your college experience as success as possible by focussing on what really matters.

As you get settled into your college experience, you will come across professors that may carry different values or beliefs than you. Here is how you deal with that.

Learn about what the right reasons to attend a college are and see our checklist of how to know how your college choices measure up!

DPR Construction is taking on paid interns to work in the job trailer, side-by-side with a project team building a major commercial construction project. You will learn about managing a multi-million-dollar project, the innovative technology used for planning and much more!

100 Awards from $2,500 - $5,000! The UNCF STEM Scholars Program is open to African-American high school seniors who are taking college-level courses and first-time first-year college students. You must be planning to major in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics field and have a minimum 3.0 GPA to be eligible for this award.

STEM Program for 3rd-5th graders by NSB. SEEK aims to increase elementary school students’ aptitude in math and science and their interest in pursuing STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) career fields, by having them engage in interactive, team-based engineering projects. APPLY TODAY!

Our youth are taking over! Come join us for Now Generation Sunday 9/22/19 for the 8a, 11a, and 6p services. And stay for Deacon John’s special session covering career and personal development!

The needs for Nurses are on the rise. Learn about this program to become a Certified CNA in 6 weeks!

S.T.E.A.M Summer Program!

-Open to 9-12 graders and selected 6-8 graders
-Monday through Thursday class schedule
-FREE

[Download] Our “How To Pick A College” pdf outlines our top 5 ways to choose a college, the things we think you need to consider, 7 reasons not to attend, financial aid tips and more…

An El Camino College recruitment and retention program targeting graduating seniors, is recruiting students for the 2019-20 academic year. The support services offered through this program include academic/career counseling, mentoring, early registration, cultural and 4-year university field trips, tutorial services and scholarships.

RISE assists rising high school seniors to successfully navigate the college/University application and admissions processes. Students explore majors and careers, while connecting with current students, faculty and staff during a FREE 5-day, 4 night experience on campus!

Parents, please consider these three points as you consider college admission options for your youth. 

Introducing 6-8th graders to the world of coding. Coding and programming careers have great earning potential and are high in demand, gives new perspective to problem-solving, and offers career flexibility. Sign your student up today!

Deadline: April 15, 2019

Students accepted into this program, focused in public and mental health, participate in educationally enriching experiences that includes a paid 4-week summer program, internship, mentorship, tutoring, mental health course curriculum, CDU lectures, community engagement, collegiate level course, SAT Preparation and college preparation courses. Some of the benefits of the program include waived application fee, networking and mentoring opportunities, guaranteed priority admission for 12th grade students who meet the minimum requirements and early admittance for 10th and 11th grade students

Deadline: April 1, 2019

The L.A. Tech Talent Pipeline internship program connects Angelenos to tech and media careers through our 60+ tech employer partners. We will have around 30 companies signed up to take on PAID interns this summer including Snap, Fox Sports West, Hulu, Boingo Wireless, Data360, and many more! We’ve placed 250 Angelenos in paid tech internships in the last two years and 40% of them are now employed in tech roles.

What sleep deprivation in college actually does to students and how to address it.