
Discover Your Future Beyond College | Omaha News
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Get ready to unlock your future—Aunt Phyllis’ Legacy Academy is hosting its second annual college fair this Saturday, September 19th, at NorthStar Foundation, free and open to all high school students and families. Discover a world beyond four-year colleges: explore HBCUs, vocational schools, military service, and more. With institutions like Morehouse and Drake already confirmed, this event is your gateway to diverse post-high school paths—all without cost or barriers. Don’t miss your chance to shape your next chapter.
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And Phyllis' Legacy Academy is hosting its second annual college fair this Saturday, September 19th, at North Star Foundation. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is completely free, open to all high school students and their families. The main objective is to expose young people to a wide range of post-secondary options, not just traditional four-year universities. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between students in Omaha and the vast world of higher education. Organizes want to showcase everything from historically black colleges and universities known as HBCUs to vocational training programs and military. Service. It's about presenting a full spectrum of possibilities for their futures. The idea is to give students a chance to explore different pathways they might not have considered before. By bringing various institutions and organizations together, they can learn about the diverse routes available to them after high school, helping them, making form decisions about their next steps. Several colleges are already confirmed to attend, including Morehouse and Drake.
For a complete list of participating institutions and organizations, people can visit the ANT Phyllis' Legacy Academy website. This event is a crucial step in broading horizons for these students. The fair is designed to be an accessible resource, ensuring that financial barriers don't prevent students from exploring their educational and career. Asperations. It's a community effort focused on empowering the next generation with knowledge and opportunity. Omaha News today. Powered by AI. Bringing you what matters. I'm Corey with The Story.
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