We are going to college We are Alabama Possible
2014–2015 College Access and Success Impact Report About Alabama Possible’s College Access and Success Work Alabama Possible works to build educational equity by increasing the number of Alabama students who pursue and complete a college education, particularly among low-income students, first-generation college-going students, and students of color. We do this by:
Teaming individual students with near-peer mentors to complete milestones focused on the social, emotional, and financial aspects of college access and success through the Blueprints College Access Initiative;
Building a college-going culture by supporting all students with resources and relationships necessary to pursue and complete valuable postsecondary credentials;
Nurturing cross-sector partnerships with school systems, higher education institutions, and other like-minded community organizations to fill gaps rather than duplicate services.
“College” is the attainment of valuable postsecondary credentials beyond high school, including professional/ technical certificates and academic degrees.
From left to right: A cohort of Phil Campbell High School students after they discussed their college choices with Alabama Possible Program Coordinator Landon Taylor. \\ A University of Alabama Honors College student shared a meal in the cafeteria with a Hillcrest High School freshman during a campus visit. \\ A Ramsay High School freshman described what college means to him as part of our college knowledge curriculum. What is the Blueprints College Access Initiative? Blueprints students are teamed with college student “near-peer” mentors who equip them to make structured decisions and navigate the college admissions process, including academic planning, college and career exploration, and financial aid planning.
Who participates in Blueprints?
BY GRADE LEVEL
520+40+70+370
9th grade 10th grade 11th grade 12th grade
1134 588 45 85 416 students +44 56 +314 65
65% Black % Female 31% White 56 Male 4% Hispanic, Asian, 44% BY RACE or Multiracial BY GENDER and ETHNICITY
2014-15 High Schools Colleges & Universities Central High School Tuscaloosa City Auburn University Blueprints Francis Marion High School Perry County Birmingham-Southern College Partnership Hillcrest High School Tuscaloosa County Lawson State Community College Schools Holy Family Cristo Rey High School Northwest-Shoals Community College Loachapoka High School Lee County Samford University Montevallo High School Shelby County Shelton State Community College Phil Campbell High School Franklin County Troy University Ramsay High School Birmingham City The University of Alabama Wenonah High School Birmingham City University of Alabama at Birmingham Woodlawn High School Birmingham City University of Montevallo SPOTLIGHT ON THE Blueprints Class of 2015
416 90% 62% $8.7 completed their million Seniors accepted to college financial aid form* supplementary scholarships*
“Blueprints isn’t just redefining Alabama’s college-going culture, it’s also cultivating a batch of young leaders.” al.com, February 11, 2015
*as of May 22, 2015
Congratulations to the Blueprints Class of 2015! They have been accepted to the following colleges and universities:
Alabama A&M University Birmingham-Southern College Huntingdon College Alabama State University Calhoun Community College Immaculata University Alcorn State University Christian Brothers University Iowa State University Arizona State University Clark Atlanta University Jacksonville State University Auburn University Concordia College Jefferson State Community College Auburn University at Montgomery Dillard University Judson College Barry University Edward Waters College Kent State University Baylor University Faulkner University Lane College Belhaven University Fisk University Lawson State Community College Belmont University Fort Valley State University Lee University Benedict College Georgia State University Lincoln College of Technology Berea College Harris-Stowe State University Loyola University Bevill State Community College Howard University Maryville College “Blueprints changed my life. It’s because of my time in Blueprints that I’m going to college.” Madison Sutherland, Phil Campbell High School Senior
Two Woodlawn High School Seniors Named Gates Millennium Scholars Trey Hawkins and Jarrell Jordan, both Blueprints students at Woodlawn High School, received prestigious Gates Millennium Scholarships, which are administered by the United Negro College Fund with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The scholarship provides high- achieving, low-income, minority students with the opportunity to complete an undergraduate degree in any major at any university. It also helps pay for the students to attend graduate school in STEM or education fields.
Photo courtesy Birmingham City Schools
“A lot of people don’t apply to their dream school. They don’t know what opportunities are out there. You have a choice to experience what’s out there.” Trey Hawkins, Woodlawn High School Valedictorian
Miles College Spring Hill College University of Missouri Millsaps College St. Thomas University University of Montevallo Morehouse College Stillman College University of North Alabama Morgan State University Talladega College University of South Alabama Morris College Tennessee State University University of Southern Mississippi Northwest-Shoals Community College Troy University University of West Alabama Oglethorpe University Tuskegee University Virginia State University Philander Smith College The University of Alabama Wallace State Community College - Pierpont Community and University of Alabama at Birmingham Hanceville Technical College University of Alabama at Huntsville Wallace Community College - Selma Rust College University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Wheeling Jesuit University Samford University University of Kentucky Xavier University of Louisiana Southern Union Community College University of Miami Yale University SPOTLIGHT ON Cash for College
Cash for College boosts the number of students completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students and their families must complete the FAFSA to apply for the Pell Grant, federal loans, and other work-study programs at Alabama’s two- and four-year, academic and technical schools.
Why is the FAFSA important?
9 out of 10 students who complete their FAFSA attend college the following fall, according to the U.S. Department of Education
With more than 100 questions, the FAFSA is longer and more complicated than a typical tax return.
Many parents and students lack adequate knowledge to accurately estimate the costs of college.
Most Birmingham City Schools students who file their FAFSA qualify for up to $5,755 in Pell Grant funding to attend the college of their choice.
Birmingham City Schools FAFSA Completion Goals
100% This year, we beat our goal, with a 49% completion rate!* 70 60 65 49 50 55 39 45 Percent Completing FAFSA
0% 13-14 14-15 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 GOAL ACTUAL 39+45+49+50+55+60+65+70School Year
“Joining the Alabama Possible family and mentoring low-income students across Birmingham enabled me to embark on a journey full of new and wonderful opportunities.”
Amanda Wilson, Cash for College Volunteer In 2014-2015:
FAFSA FAFSA 36 Workshops 116 Volunteers 49%completion*
Birmingham Joins National Network to Increase College Completion
Alabama Possible leads a partnership to boost college prevent many students from completion which includes the Community Foundation starting and finishing college. of Greater Birmingham, Birmingham City Schools, the Birmingham Education Foundation, Jefferson State Birmingham and the other Community College, Lawson State Community College, 19 communities will work closely and the University of Alabama at Birmingham. with Lumina and other national thought leaders to develop a Lumina Foundation chose Birmingham as one of customized action plan focused on reaching attainment 20 cities for that partnership and pledged $120,000 goals to increase the percentage of high-quality credentials over the next two and a half years in funding. held by community residents.
The team’s goals include boosting college enrollment for The overall effort connects to Goal 2025, Lumina’s Birmingham City Schools from 36 percent in 2014 to national goal to increase the percentage of Americans 75 percent by 2025. It will work to equip students with with high-quality degrees, certificates, and other a network of resources and relationships that will enable credentials to 60 percent by the year 2025. them to overcome the economic and social barriers that
*as of June 12, 2015 Thank you.
You make a tremendous difference in the lives of Alabama students when you invest your time, talent, and treasure in Alabama Possible.
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