5 ways to expand CCR to meet the needs of underserved students

December 4, 2018

As the population of college-bound students evolves into a more diverse pool, it is important to recognize the need to ensure that these students are supported not only academically, but also socially and emotionally. This paper outlines the ways schools, districts, and other supportive adults can help students to gain and maintain hope for their future and to understand how to transform their goals and aspirations into an actionable future.The Ladder of Hope illustrates the long-term impact that maintaining high-levels of hope and engagement can have on an student’s journey toward a fulfilling life and career. The Ladder portrays the interconnected nature of hopefulness and the potential pitfalls that may befall students who lose hope and become disengaged.

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Future University in Egypt

Established in 2006, Future University in Egypt (FUE) is one of the newest and most promising private universities. Committed to excellence in teaching and research, the University provides a comprehensive, high-quality education along with extracurricular activities that prepare its graduates to become future leaders. Our faculty body is well-qualified and up-to-date in their fields of specializations. Alongside the state-of-art academic teaching, the campus provides a creative, nurturing environment with ample opportunities for students to realize their full potential. FUE offers its students a rich and rewarding experience academically, culturally and socially.

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