NC State College Advising Corps

NC State College Advising Corps The College Advising Corps aims to increase the number of first-generation college going, low-income Belk Endowment to expand to NC State University.

In 2014 the College Advising Corps launched a partnership with the John M. With over 685,000 rural students, North Carolina has one of the highest concentrations of rural students in the nation. With a significant need to increase college access for high school students in rural North Carolina and the substantial impact the Advising Corps’ had already demonstrated in rural North Carolina, the part

nership with the Belk Endowment allowed the Advising Corps to partner with four of North Carolina’s top Higher Education institutions.

“NC State College Advising Corps is extending educational opportunities to all students.”

The NC State College Advising Corps was launched the summer of 2014, starting with 10 advisers serving 10 high schools. As recent graduates of NC State, the advisers are trained and placed in underserved, rural high schools to assist students who may not have seen college as a possibility. They are often the key resource for students to persist in their education beyond high school and become mentors within the school setting. Further, the NC State College Adviser serves as a role model for service and an expressive voice of the importance of an educated workforce.

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Raleigh, NC

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19195155247

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