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Create an academic plan for high school that ensures you are prepared for college.

Paying for college shouldn't stand in the way of achieving your educational dreams. This comprehensive workshop breaks down financial barriers by demystifying state, federal, and institutional financial aid processes for all students, including first…

The College Access Roadmap provides high school students and families with a structured, grade-by-grade timeline for academic tracking, milestone planning, and application readiness.

This workshop highlights how students can leverage guaranteed transfer programs, such as TAG and AD-T, as well as specialized vocational tracks to maximize their college investment.

Concerns about paying for college shouldn't stand in the way of your educational dreams. Parents and teens are invited to this workshop. Bring your questions.

Chill out and study with records and snacks.

Thinking about college but not sure where to start? Come to the Chinatown Library’s College Fair and get the inside scoop on college admissions, applications, and finding the right school for YOU!

Get equipped with strategies, tools, and confidence to succeed at standardized testing!

Crafting a compelling college essay is your opportunity to share your story beyond grades and test scores.

Learn tips and tricks for writing a successful college essay.

Get Ready for College event focusing on California Community Colleges.

Learn how to find scholarships to help pay for college.

Learn how to navigate and choose the college major best for you!

Scholarship and Financial Aid workshop for teens and parents.

Work on your college applications with the support of a college counselor.

This workshop is designed to guide high school students through the complex decision-making process of selecting a college.

Join us for an in-depth look at financial resources available for college students.

Explore how to build a smart, personalized test strategy that aligns with your individual target schools.

Join us as we break down the college journey, from 9th grade class selection through 12th grade decision-making.