Our mission | Let’s Get Ready provides high school students from historically under-served communities and first-generation-to-college students with free SAT preparation, admission counseling and other support services needed to gain admission to and graduate from college. |
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Let’s Get Ready New England Chapter
Ways to help | College Access CoachCollege Access Coachs are college students on the front lines of educational equity as a tutor, role model, and mentor. Volunteer as an SAT coach to a small group of high school students in your community and guide them as they begin the college application process. College Access Coaches can specialize in either the math or verbal sections of the SAT.Career Day VolunteerCareer Day events, during which professionals can advise students in both workshop and one-on-one settings by reviewing resumes, providing mock interviews and providing crucial advice on how to brand themselves in professional settings.Executive ToursThese are corporate volunteering events during which an organization can host students and share more about professional life.College Application Day VolunteerCollege Application Completion Day, a chance to aid students with the rigors of the college admissions process including the college essay, financial aid and scholarships, and the Common Application form. |
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How you help | Let's Get Ready is built on relationships and we need both college students and adult volunteers to provide the ongoing mentorships our students need to close the education gap. |
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About us | Studies show that by 2020, 65% of job openings in the United States will require a postsecondary degree. Yet compared to their higher-income peers, students from low-income backgrounds are less than half as likely to attend college, or even apply to a well-matched one, and only one-fifth as likely to graduate. Let’s Get Ready’s peer-driven Program Model empowers our students to close that achievement gap. Services are provided by volunteer college students who also serve as role models and mentors. |
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