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STUDENT VOICE: ‘I rarely had the chance to go to school while living with my biological parents’3/1/2019
University of Portland and Portland Community College reps also connected with students and parents, sharing their expertise on college access and financial aid.
TRIO staff counseled students and helped high school seniors complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, to prepare for college enrollment on the horizon. POIC students reported they gained confidence in talking with businesses, practicing mock interviews and learning about college. Students said making face-to-face personal connections helped them feel more self-assured about pursuing their goals after high school. Staff at the New Columbia Campus said they are excited to make this special night a yearly tradition.
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