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The Pathways to College Network is a national alliance of organizations committed to using research-based knowledge to improve postsecondary education access and success for the nation’s underserved students, including underrepresented minorities, low-income students, those who are the first in their families to go to college, and students with disabilities.

See About the Network for a complete list of Pathways partners and funders. Access the Pathways to College Network online toolboxes through the links below.

College Planning Resources Directory

College Planning Resources Directory
Access our web-based directory of more than 80 resources to assist middle and high school students and their families plan and prepare for college.

New College Access Marketing Briefs
Creating A Community Engagement Strategy
Developing Original Campaign Materials: Issues to Consider
Using Material from Other Organizations: Issues to Consider


KnowHow2Go Campaign

KnowHow2Go is a national public service campaign aimed at middle school students. Sign up for the campaign affiliate newsletter.

College Access Directory

Find a college access program or add your program to the National College Access Program Directory.

College Access Marketing

The College Access Marketing website will show you how to get your marketing campaign up and running.

College Readiness for All

Visit the College Readiness for All Toolbox to check out the tools and resources available for K-12 and outreach leaders.

SPIDO

Go to the SPIDO database to search all state-level policies related to college access, by state or by policy domain.

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