Welcome Back!
Thanks to your service with College Possible, we're currently supporting 3,250 students working toward their college degrees. The impact you have made in their lives will continue for years to come. Thank you!

You may not be attending Friday all-team meetings anymore, but that doesn't mean we've forgotten about you. Your relationship to College Possible is a priority for us, and we'd like to stay connected. On this page you’ll find details on upcoming events, links to reconnect and a space to share your story.

Get LinkedIn. Join the "College Possible" group on LinkedIn and you'll have the opportunity to be part of the "Former Corps" subgroup. This is where you can get the inside scoop on job opportunities we receive from other Former Corps like you.

Share your story. We're always eager to hear first-hand accounts about the power of mentoring. If you're willing to share your College Possible experience, send us an email.

Join us at a Former Corps Reunion. Every spring, we invite the Former Corps to the Twin Cities for an evening of fun and mingling in May as we celebrate the most recent class of College Possible graduates. If you don't receive an invite, drop us a note. As College Possible expands, watch for events in other locations, too.

Get involved. If you'd like to volunteer with us, visit the Twin Cities or Milwaukee volunteer pages for opportunities.

Update your contact information. If you haven't been receiving regular updates from College Possible, we may have outdated contact information for you. Please take the time to update your most recent contact information.

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Segal Education Award
When you complete your service you'll receive your well-deserved Segal AmeriCorps Education Award. It's important that you know how to get the most out of this benefit.

• Learn strategies to keep from losing money when you use your award, whether for school or to repay loans
• Learn how to get a better financial aid package than if you had not served