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Pathway Program Benefits

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Allowing me to take part in the Pathway Program would dramatically improve my chance at succeeding in my future career objectives. The Pathway Program would provide me with a plan that would guide me from my senior year in high school, to and through NOVA, and then finally to a four-year university. One of the major benefits that this plan would provide me with is the removal of stress that I would otherwise have from having to research and apply to every college that I am eligible for. The Pathway Program would also provide me with recommendations surrounding the courses that would allow me to have the highest chance of success in my career field.

Throughout high school, I have faced many challenges: frequent house relocations, lack of a

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