10,000 Degrees alum, former staff, and Alumni Changemaker Ariana Aparicio Aguilar, along with Kim Mazzuca, president and CEO, highlight the importance of addressing the hidden costs of college and supporting students in accessing and completing their education.

10,000 Degrees will support West Contra Costa students and families at the College and Career Night at De Anza High School, which will feature opportunities to explore colleges, training programs, and future jobs.

Hugo Que, Senior Director of College Access, shares how reinstating the SAT may impact students from low-income backgrounds.

Coverage of the announcement that 10,000 Degrees was awarded a $500,000 competitive grant by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office to expand local outreach and provide hands-on assistance for students filling out financial aid applications.

10,000 Degrees President & CEO Kim Mazzuca featured in article discussing the impact of MacKenzie Scott's large, unrestricted gifts.

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