Empowering Students to Succeed
The National College Advising Corps (NCAC) seeks to bring talented, enthusiastic advisers to every community that wants them and to every student who needs them.
Through a nationwide consortium of colleges and universities, the corps aims to increase the number of low-income, first-generation, and underrepresented students entering and completing higher education. By placing recent graduates of partner institutions as college advisers in low-income high schools and community colleges, our programs work in communities across the country to provide the advising and encouragement that students need to navigate college admissions.
Advisers work full-time to help students plan their college searches, complete admissions and financial aid applications, and enroll at schools that will serve them well.
With full institutional participation scheduled for August 2008, the program will serve nearly 30,000 students next year.
Latest news
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10 Sep. 2008Program Helps Guide Students to College
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20 Aug. 2008Alumni advise high schoolers
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11 Aug. 2008Advising Corps makes mark at UNC
Brown University
The 2007-08 College Advising Corps at Brown University
The 2007-08 Carolina Advising Corps
From left to right: Meghan Bridges, Dexter Robinson, Ebonie Leonard, and Camille Cates
University of Virginia Dean of Admissions
University of Virginia Dean of Admissions, Jack Blackburn, addresses the 2005-06 College Advisers during training
Autumn Clark
Thanks to the help she received from her NCAC adviser, Autumn Clark now attends the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
University of Virginia
The 2005-06 University of Virginia College Advisers