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With You This Year Resources, Services & Support in 2020-2021 This year, GEAR UP students are transitioning to virtual learning, entering college, training for military service, and navigating a changing workforce. To continue supporting each student on their own path, GUV will be using remind groups to provide information, services and other resources to students. Join a group by texting the provided code (ex: @guvCENTRAL) to 81010 or by entering it in the app. I’m continuing my education A way to connect with other GEAR UP students I’m on a different path I’m joining the armed forces Support for those still deciding Information about services and resources at Thank you for your service! your college/university after-high school plans Updates and reminders about Ways to further your military career Information for gap year and gap relevant dates and deadlines, through education semester students events and financial aid Education and scholarship options How you can make the most of To join a group for your college, see code after the military GEAR UP resources on back. code: @guvMIL code: @guvCENTRAL I’m finishing up high school Information about college and career prep More about SAT/ACT, FAFSA, scholarships I’m entering the workforce and college applications Professional development resources Career readiness and certification program Certification and credential programs resources Career readiness code: @guvHS code: @guvWORK No matter your destination, GEAR UP Virginia is here to support you on your journey. Remember to stay in touch with the GUV office regarding your GUV scholarship. For more information on the GUV scholarship, visit www.schev.edu/guvscholarship. College Codes If you attend (on campus or virtually) one of the following colleges or universities in Virginia, join the campus GEAR UP group for event reminders, resources and deadlines! Join a group by texting the provided code (ex: @guvCNU) to 81010 or by entering it in the app. Public Colleges & Universities Community Colleges & 2-year Colleges Private Colleges & Universities Christopher Newport University - @guvCNU Blue Ridge Community College - @guvBRCC Averett University - @guvAU College of William and Mary - @guvWM Central Virginia Community College - @guvCVCC Bridgewater College - @guvBC George Mason University - @guvGMU Dabney S. Lancaster Community College - @guvDSLCC Eastern Mennonite University - @guvEMU James Madison University - @guvJMU Danville Community College - @guvDCC Ferrum College - @guvFC Longwood University - @guvLU Germanna Community College - @guvGCC Hampden-Sydney College - @guvHSC Norfolk State University - @guvNSU John Tyler Community College - @guvJTCC Hampton University - @guvHU Old Dominion University - @guvODU Paul D. Camp Community College - @guvPDC Liberty University - @guvLIBERTY Radford University - @guvRU Piedmont Virginia Community College - @guvPVCC Mary Baldwin University - @guvMBU University of Mary Washington - @guvUMW Rappahanock Community College - @guvRCC Randolph College - @guvRC University of Virginia - @guvUVA Richard Bland College - @guvRBC Roanoke College - @guvROANOKE Virginia Commonwealth University - @guvVCU Southside Virginia Community College - @guvSVCC University of Lynchburg - @guvUL Virginia Military Institute - @guvVMI Thomas Nelson Community College - @guvTNCC Virginia Union University - @guvVUU Virginia State University - @guvVSU Virginia Western Community College - @guvVWCC Virginia Tech - @guvVT Virginia Union University - @guvVUU College not listed? Use code: @guvCOLLEGE No matter your destination, GEAR UP Virginia is here to support you on your journey..

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