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Told the student there are some application fees waived.

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Help provide support to the students that they are unable to get at home.  Some of that support would probably be a mentoring style

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I would have met one-on-one with each student and created a portfolio/checklist to track all action taken.

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Some parents were very dependent on their children for support. It was almost like role reversal.

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I would have done my job!

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Connected the students with financial resources such as FASFA or scholarships.

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soma's hs course credits did not transfer.  He lacked certain classes.

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Help with application fee.

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Application process was not followed up on in terms of deadlines

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The ability to go to the school of choice because of $

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Lack of family support- some families discouraged their children to "go away" to school-

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Those students needed awareness and education from counselors

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Dante

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Soma, Jess, Dontay, Cecilia

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Dontay

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More help from counselors.

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Soma

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Dontay

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Soma

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What are some interventions that you feel could have been applied to the student college access situations in this video?