Students Accepted Into Four-Year Colleges & Universities
We strive to equip high school students with the tools to gain acceptance to a four-year university and navigate the financial aid process. Through these efforts, we help our students develop as individuals. Minds Matter works with motivated students because we believe that no student dedicated to earning a college education should be limited by socioeconomic status.
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Preparing Students For a Brighter Future
73% Of Students Admitted To Barron’s Most, Highly, Or Very Competitive Schools
The Average Incoming GPA Of Minds Matter Students is 3.78
89% Of Students Identify As Minorities
What People Are Saying
Minds Matter Students Receive Exciting News about Early Successes
New York – NY – April 7, 2016 — Minds Matter students in chapters across the country have already received exciting news about scholarships and acceptances to competitive colleges and universities. Minds Matter students have received acceptance into some of our nation’s Most Competitive schools, as rated by Barron’s, including seven of eight Ivy League…
Minds Matter Seattle to Graduate its First Class of Seniors
New York, NY – April 6, 2016 – This June, Minds Matter Seattle will graduate its first class of students, many of whom have already received acceptance letters to prestigious universities. One student has been accepted to Princeton University, securing a loan-free financial aid package. Other students have been accepted to New York University, UCLA,…
Minds Matter Adds Thirteenth Chapter in Detroit
New York, NY – April 4, 2016 — Minds Matter, a national non-profit organization serving accomplished high school students from low-income families, approved the addition of a 13th chapter in Detroit, Michigan. The Detroit chapter will begin serving students in Fall 2016 and received a generous grant for seed funding from The Taubman Foundation. The…
Students
Our academic mentors work with their students through a three-year program from sophomore to senior year.
Volunteers
Many volunteers meet with students for 3 hours on a weekly basis. This year, volunteers will donate over 8,000 hours of their time to MMD.
Donations
Minds Matter would not be possible without our generous donators helping to continue our organization.