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August 21, 2016 by poverty2professional
Being the first in your family to go to college is a bold, pioneering venture, and there’s not always a clearly defined trail to follow.
Category: Homeless in High School
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July 12, 2016 by poverty2professional
How DO you make a solid college selection if you’re the first in your family to go?
Category: Homeless in High School
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July 4, 2016 by poverty2professional
In college I studied abroad, lived on campus, and then finished two years in grad school…debt free.
Category: Homeless in High School
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June 6, 2016 by poverty2professional
Writing a personal statement for college, but don’t know where to start? Look no further!
Category: Homeless in High School
| Tags: advice, college access, guide to homelessness, higher education, homeless blog, homeless families, homeless teenager, homelessness, overcoming homelessness, poverty to professional, surviving homelessness
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May 25, 2016 by poverty2professional
When you take the plunge, go with the flow.
Category: Experiencing Homelessness, Homeless in High School
| Tags: college access, homeless blog, homeless families, homeless teenager, homelessness, overcoming homelessness, poverty to professional, shelters, surviving homelessness
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May 1, 2016 by poverty2professional
The life-blood of any nonprofit worth its salt is its community of volunteers. Volunteers are the folks who embody the …
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Category: Homeless in High School
| Tags: college access, higher education, homeless blog, homeless families, homeless teenager, homelessness, overcoming homelessness, poverty to professional, shelters, volunteers
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April 19, 2016 by poverty2professional
Being homeless, I never told anyone where I studied. I let them assume I had a desk, Wikipedia, and stuff like everyone else.
Category: Homeless in High School
| Tags: advice, college access, homeless blog, homeless families, homeless teenager, homelessness, overcoming homelessness, poverty to professional
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April 11, 2016 by poverty2professional
If you’re poor you get two free shots at the SAT. And then you realize you’re missing your student ID.
Category: Experiencing Homelessness, Homeless in High School
| Tags: college access, high school, higher education, homeless blog, homeless families, homeless teenager, homelessness, poverty to professional, SAT, standardized testing, surviving homelessness
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March 21, 2016 by poverty2professional
Teenagers are recommended 9+ hours of sleep a night. But I was a homeless teenager. 9 hours doesn’t happen.
Category: Understanding Homelessness
| Tags: college access, health, homeless blog, homeless families, homeless teenager, homelessness, mental health, overcoming homelessness, poverty to professional, shelters, sleep, surviving homelessness
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November 20, 2015 by poverty2professional
It’s about this time, in November 2007 and not too far off from Thanksgiving, that my father and I were evicted from our home. …We were homeless.
Category: Uncategorized
| Tags: college access, higher education, homelessness