STUDENT VOICE:
At Duke, I realized how badly many South Carolina schools are failing students like me

"What hurts worse is that most students like me will never attend a school as prestigious as Duke. Some may not get accepted, but others may not even apply, including those who lack confidence because they know they’ve missed out on opportunities and resources." 
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ICYMI:
Low-income students remain rare at elite universities

"Even some schools that make generous financial aid available have trouble recruiting qualified applicants from among the country’s neediest families. In many cases, such schools aren’t even on those families’ radar. And many poorer students have limited access to SAT prepatory classes, private counselors, and the college-level coursework in high school that can put them on track for admission into a selective university."
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ADDRESSING INEQUITY:

This Disabled Student Says She Almost Missed An Exam Because Of A Broken Lift

"Having to constantly fight for access to things really rams it home that we aren't equal" 

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CALL TO ACTION:
The Need to Validate Vocational Interests

"Assuming college is always the best option turns career-minded students away from true learning."
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TEACHER FEATURE:

The Answer Within—Making Language Personal