When students and their families begin thinking about college, cost is often one of the first and most intimidating considerations. College websites and acceptance letters highlight a “sticker price” that…
For Kelly, college has always been part of the plan. A senior at Westview High School, she has viewed higher education as both a personal goal and a responsibility—one shaped…
For many high school students, imagining life after graduation can feel overwhelming. College, careers and long-term goals come with countless decisions—yet many students have limited exposure to the full range…
When Nye first began college at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO), she had a clear plan: complete her prerequisites, transfer to the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC), and…
This fall, College Possible Omaha hosted another series of Mission Possible Career Panels at eight partner high schools, bringing volunteers in to share their experiences and career journeys. Throughout October…
A Dual Degree and a Deeper Purpose In May 2025, Moolaweh graduated from the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) cum laude with not one, but two degrees—a B.A. in English…
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is one of the most important steps a student can take on the path to higher education. Research from the National…
For Hector, the path to college was anything but simple. A first-generation college student, he grew up watching his parents work tirelessly to build a better future for their children…
Last month, we joined our partners at The Simple Foundation (TSF) and the Omaha Housing Authority for their annual Back-to-School Bash. More than 2,000 community members attended, lining up hours…
Before we dove into the school year, advising specialists engaged in robust, hands-on training designed to strengthen their coaching skills and equip them with the tools they need to guide…
In early August, the College Possible Omaha team joined United Way of the Midlands for Shine Bright, a multi-day volunteer event that provides students with hygiene products to help them…
“Construction isn’t just about buildings. It’s about building people’s lives,” says Saw Htoo, who began his first semester at the University of Nebraska Omaha this fall. For the first-generation student,…
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, College Possible Wisconsin staff came together to serve our community and reflect on Dr. King’s enduring call to action: “Life’s most persistent…
For Citlaly, the dream of going to college was always there, but so was the fear of navigating it alone. “As a first-generation college student, I didn’t really know what…
