Tania Requenes, Director of Community College Persistence, writes how expanding 4-year degrees at local community colleges can transform higher education access in California.

300 students joined us at SFSU for The Summit, our free, one-day in-person summer event consisting of educational workshops, a guided college tour, fun activities, and much more.

Hugo Que, Senior Director of College Access, spoke live on KTVU about the 10,000 Degrees Summit, a free, one-day event at SFSU offering 300 students workshops, campus tours, and fun activities and shared how his own experience at The Summit shaped his college and career journey.

Coverage of The Summit college access event at SFSU where students attended action-oriented college workshops, toured the campus, explored essential student resources, and met the 10,000 Degrees team.

10,000 Degrees partners with generous Marin County retirement community residents who invest in the futures of their dedicated staff and families through the Marin Retirement Communities Scholarship Fund.

Landmark Vineyards awards grant to 10,000 Degrees, which will help to expand access to the full range of college readiness and success programs we provide high school seniors across Sonoma County.