Learn more about the latest events happening in our program, the impact our students are making in their communities, the achievements of our 4S scholars as well as mentors, and so much more!
The 4S Education Foundation focuses on granting students accessibility and opportunity to high school students. As a nonprofit organization and college prep program, we share a common goal with our students: to help better their future through access to education.
Read More“The fact that I was working with people my age who just recently went through the college application process made me feel supported and understood. 4SED has an amazing student network, meaning that many of them understand the difficulties during the college application process.”
Read MoreYour decision could make a big change, but don’t worry! As you keep reading, here are FIVE things to consider when choosing the best campus culture for you:
Read MoreRebecca has recently graduated from Alhambra High School and was part of our 2021-2022 Cohort! We asked her some questions. You could get to know more about Rebecca below:
Read MoreAs Amanda DoAmaral, founder of Fiveable, puts it beautifully:
“Senior year is a beautiful struggle. The final year of high school is filled with joy and celebrations you will recall and laugh about with your classmates for the rest of your lives, but also comes with the realization you are leaving the positive and supportive school communities you’ve recently become the leaders of.”
Read MoreWelcome to our weekly series of #MentorMonday! Today, we’ll be featuring one of our newest 4SED mentors, Caddie Yu.
Read MoreBeing part of the 4S Education Foundation, is so much more than getting help for your college applications. In one-on-one mentorships, students and mentors are able to create a unique and lasting bond.
Read MoreThis year marks The U.S.’s 246th birthday, and all across the country people come together to honor the independence of our nation!
Read MoreOffice hours are a time that professors designate in their schedule to meet with students. Depending on the professor, office hours can be walk-in or scheduled. Professors usually give a designated time for office hours, but most are flexible in scheduling times in case their original office hours overlap with student schedules.
Read MoreHey students, do you have questions about the college application process? I’ve got you covered! Today, I’ll be answering the three common questions that college applicants have.
Read MoreWith a few weeks to go before final college responses, many of our 4S cohort of 2021 have already heard great news! Following is a list of our students who have heard from their top choice schools, and received admission offers…
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