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34 curated resources for Hispanic, Black, Native, first-generation, and low-income students
Resources
34 curated resources for Hispanic, Black, Native, first-generation, and low-income students
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American Psychological Association (APA)
Designed to help students of color navigate graduate school by addressing challenges that arise during training. Covers networking, finding mentors, dealing with isolation, and professional development advice not typically taught in grad programs.
ViewBraven
A credit-bearing career course plus post-course support for first-generation, Pell-eligible college students and students of color, building professional skills, networks, and confidence to land a strong first job. Offered at partner universities.
ViewCareer Wardrobe
Nonprofit providing free professional clothing, career readiness workshops, and job placement assistance to individuals in need. Focuses on helping people present their best professional selves through clothing and confidence-building.
ViewNational Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE)
Free online financial education platform for college students with budgeting tools, worksheets, calculators, and courses. Covers paying for college, budgeting basics, credit management, and career launching finances. Used by 1,000+ colleges.
ViewMental Health Coalition
Online toolkit with facts and tips on college mental health. Includes actionable advice for maintaining well-being, recognizing stress, and accessing support services.
ViewCOOP Careers
A free program helping first-generation, low-income college graduates overcome underemployment through digital skills training, tight peer cohorts, and professional networks. Over 77% of expenses go to direct program costs.
ViewDiversity Abroad / IIE
Platform connecting underrepresented students with study abroad opportunities, scholarships (Gilman, Fund for Education Abroad), and pre-departure resources. Includes a searchable database of diversity-focused international programs.
ViewDress for Success Worldwide
Nonprofit providing professional attire, career development tools, and a support network to help people achieve economic independence. Offers suiting programs, career coaching, and professional women's groups across 140+ cities.
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