College access organization to change name next spring
PROVIDENCE, R.I.: The College Crusade of Rhode Island, the state’s most comprehensive college readiness program, will change its name and
Q&A with Accelerate graduate Jason Rodriguez Taveras, who heads to PC this fall
The Accelerate Program offers Providence high school students an enhanced senior year experience that allows students to jump-start their postsecondary career while completing their high school requirements.
Q&A with Accelerate grad Ashley Asencio, who will attend URI
The Accelerate Program offers Providence high school students an enhanced senior year experience that allows students to jump-start their postsecondary career while completing their high school requirements.
Q&A with Accelerate graduate Jolade Oshinkalu, who will attend Providence College
The Accelerate Program offers Providence high school students an enhanced senior year experience that allows students to jump-start their postsecondary career while completing their high school requirements.
Sekou Madave Jr. ’21 will attend College of the Holy Cross
My name is Sekou Madave Jr., and I was born in Buduburam refugee camp just 44 kilometers from Accra, in Ghana, on Oct. 10, 2001.
Charon Martinez ’21 is heading to Boston University
Hi! My name is Charon Martinez and I use pronouns she/her/hers. I am proud to be a first-generation, Hispanic/Latinx student
Cranston twins heading to Northeastern this fall after early decision acceptance
Growing up, identical twins Benjamin and Christopher Lam didn’t envision attending the same college, but the Cranston High School East
Crusader accepted to 14 colleges
One night, Carla Cabrera was home and feeling a little stressed out about applying to college – as many high
Brianna Andrade ’20 is salutatorian at Shea
A College Crusade college visit and tour helped Brianna Andrade, Class of 2020 salutatorian at Shea High School in Pawtucket,