SFCC will offer College Ready, a 5-part series of classes for young parents April 4 to May 2. Courtesy/SFCC
SFCC News:
SANTA FE — Santa Fe Community College will offer College Ready, a 5-part series of classes to help parents of young children prepare to go to college.
Registration for the series is required before March 31 at https://bit.ly/CollegeReady24. The classes run 5:30-7 p.m. Thursdays, April 4 to May 2.
“We realize many young parents have dreams of going to college but aren’t sure how to start their education journey while raising their young children. These sessions will walk parents through the admissions and financial aid process and connect them with the resources to support their success as parenting students at SFCC,” said Student Parent Success Program Manager Rachel Kutcher.
The prospective parenting students will be offered a free meal and childcare during each class. Those who complete the full series of College Ready classes will be given a $125 gift card.
The series will offer:
- An opportunity to explore careers and majors offered at SFCC;
- Assistance preparing and submitting their college application;
- Help filling out a financial aid application; and
- A chance to learn about options for childcare, as well as resources for SFCC parenting students.
Visit sfcc.edu/parenting-students/ to find out more about resources and family friendly spaces for parenting students. For information about the Student Parent Success Program, email parentingstudents@sfcc.edu.
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