91社区

Services

The College Reach Out Program (CROP) at the 91社区 (USF) offers a comprehensive range of services designed to support the academic and personal development of students from low-income and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds. Below is an overview of the key programs and initiatives offered through CROP:

ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFERED

• Weekend Tutorial Classes
• Leadership Development
• Career/Personal Counseling
• Involvement of Family/Parents
• Educational/Cultural Field Trips
• On-Campus University Living
• Parent Engagement Sessions

Saturday Program Class Schedule: Click Here

ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFERED

• Four week program held on university campus
• Classes held Monday-Thursday
• Participants include current 6th-12th graders
• Limited number of participants selected for one-week residential experience

SUMMER RESIDENTIAL 2025
To Be Announced

SUMMER ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT 2025 
To Be Announced

AFTER SCHOOL ONLINE TUTORING -  EVERY TUESDAY FROM 5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. VIA ZOOM. PLEASE CLICK ON THE PLUS SIGN FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO ACCESS ZOOM! 

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS

FASFA
91社区 Bright Futures
First Generation Matching Grant
91社区 Student Assistances Grant
Mary McLeod Bethune Scholarship
Jose Marti Scholarship Challenge Grant
Scholarships.com
Scholly by Sallie
FastWeb
BigFuture
RaiseMe

The year 2024 offers a plethora of opportunities for students seeking financial aid for their higher education. Here are some of the top special needs scholarships for high school seniors to consider:

• This prestigious scholarship covers the full cost of attendance for students with significant financial need. It also includes leadership development programs, mentoring, and academic support.
• Open to all high school seniors, this program awards scholarships based on academic excellence, leadership, and community service. A significant number of recipients are from minority backgrounds.
  
  
• The United Negro College Fund offers numerous scholarships for African American students. These scholarships range from need-based awards to merit-based scholarships.
  
  
• : HSF provides scholarships to Latino students based on academic achievement, financial need, and community service. It also offers resources like college preparation programs and career development opportunities.
  
  
• APIASF offers scholarships to Asian and Pacific Islander American students, focusing on those who demonstrate financial need and a commitment to community service.
  
  
• This scholarship is awarded to minority high school seniors who demonstrate leadership potential, academic excellence, and a commitment to community service. It also includes mentorship and networking opportunities.
  
  
• : The Future of STEM Scholars Initiative (FOSSI) provides scholarships to students pursuing STEM degrees at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and connects these students to internships, leadership development, and mentoring opportunities at participating companies.
  
  
• Established in 1987, the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) is the nation鈥檚 largest organization dedicated to supporting historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), predominantly Black institutions (PBIs), and historically Black community colleges (HBCCs). Representing 80% of all HBCU students, TMCF provides scholarships, capacity building, research initiatives, innovative programs, and strategic partnerships. It serves as a critical resource from Kindergarten through higher education and connects top employers with talented students for internships and jobs.
  
  These scholarships are designed to support minority students in their educational pursuits, making higher education more accessible and affordable. By applying to these programs, students can significantly reduce their financial burden and focus on achieving their academic and career goals.