College Possible students spend 320 hours in after school sessions over the course of two years. They work on studying for the ACT, filling out college applications and applying for scholarships.

Make a Difference Day is part of College Possible students’ commitment to give back to their community in appreciation for the free support they receive through College Possible. Instilling an ethic of service also helps students become strong members of their current and future communities. This year College Possible Twin Cities students collected 9,330 pounds of food and other donations for the Emergency Foodshelf Network.

College Possible Twin Cities students celebrate the Class of 2011 as they graduate high school and look forward to college. On average, 98 percent of our seniors earn admission to college each year.

College Possible students attend college fairs and campus visits to learn more about prospective colleges and start to envision themselves as college students.

College Possible Twin Cities staff and AmeriCorps members honored the legacy of Dr. King by making the 26th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day a "day on" of service. More than 75 AmeriCorps members and staff served at Kaleidoscope Place, Arc Value Village and Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, three organizations that provide support for youth and families in the Twin Cities.

A team of eight runners made up of College Possible supporters including three Board members will compete in the Black Hills Ultramarathon to raise awareness and funds for College Possible.