The College Access Program promotes awareness of the value and benefits of a college education and provides readiness services to over 2,500 students each year who are enrolled in 21 middle and high schools in the School District of Philadelphia. Services can begin as early as the 6th grade and continue through the senior year of high school. These services include:
- One on one academic advising, including transcript review and class scheduling
- Access to workshops
- Trips to college campuses
- Help completing college applications
- SAT/ACT and college application fee waivers
- Help writing essays for college and scholarship applications
- Financial aid assistance
If you are a current student at one of the following schools or if you are considering becoming a student at one of these schools, contact us and learn more about completing a College Access Program application.
Benjamin Franklin High School
Thomas A. Edison High School
Fitzsimons High School
Germantown High School
Simon Gratz High School
Kensington International Business/Finance & Entrepreneurial High School Kensington CAPA High School
Lankenau High School
Morris E. Leeds Middle School
Paul Robeson High School
Roxborough High School
William L. Sayre High School
Shawmont Middle School
Strawberry Mansion High School
Middle Years Alternative (MYA) School
Tilden Middle School
University City High School
Robert Vaux High School
E. Washington Rhodes High School
West Philadelphia High School
William Penn High School