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Unlocking the College Prep Scholars: Questbridge Insights and Resources with Dr. Christian Martell
Season 3 · Episode 2

Unlocking the College Prep Scholars: Questbridge Insights and Resources with Dr. Christian Martell

FirstGenFM · Jen Schoen/Christian Martell

February 14, 202434m 55s

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Unlock the secrets of the College Prep Scholars (CPS) program with Dr. Christian Martell from Questbridge. We zoom in on CPS and its role as a stepping stone for high-achieving, low-income, high school juniors aiming for the Questbridge National College Match. Learn about the program's history, its application process, and the unparalleled strategic advantages it offers. 

Dr. Martell shares insights into the eligibility criteria, and we tackle the complexities of college applications in a post-pandemic world. This conversation is a must for educators, offering a roadmap to navigate the nuances of academic and extracurricular narratives. Dr. Martell and I also dissect the financial support these programs offer, making elite education more accessible. 

We wrap up with a discussion on the power of educator referrals and the critical role of teachers and counselors in the application process. This episode is an valuable resource for anyone invested in changing the narrative around college access for low-income and first-generation students. 

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Christian MartellJen SchoenQuestbridgeNational College MatchCollege Prep Scholars ProgramCollege Prep Scholarshigh schoolhigh school studentseducatorshigh school educatorshigh-achieving studentsjuniorseleventh graders11th graders