As an Equitas Alum, you are offered exclusive access to a variety of courses, including: college planning/readiness, social emotional learning, career success, time management, etc.

Equitas Alumni have free access to thousands of courses and resources on Study.com. Whether it is courses to assist with your High School biology class or to help study for the AP English exam, there is something for everyone. Come across a lesson that you are interested in? Complete a brief survey to take the next step! 

Cub Support, founded and run by a group of University of California, Berkeley students (Bears) who want to support and help K-12 students (Cubs) academically. Visit their website to learn more about Individual Tutoring.

Get help in math, science, English, social studies & writing. Professionally trained and experienced tutors work online with students -- online tutoring is also available for AP level class work and intro-level college coursework. The student & tutor communicate in a virtual classroom, you just need a library card and internet access. Help is available everyday from 11am-11pm for K-12 students and adult learners.

Explore College Board's essential resources for a variety of AP Courses. Find an AP Course by category, and click on "Free Response Questions." You can also sign into AP Classroom to access practice material.

Created by experts, Khan Academy’s library of trusted, standards-aligned practice and lessons covers math K-12 through early college, grammar, science, history, AP®, SAT®, and more. It’s all free for learners and teachers. Create your profile and individualized learning plan today. 

These are the courses that are required to qualify for most four-year colleges, including the University of California (UCs) and California State Universities (CSUs). Make sure you're familiar, and talk to your counselor to stay on track.

Offered both in English and Spanish, the Equitas High School Hub serves as a central location where 8th grade scholars and families can access information about selecting a high quality high school.  They can explore high school options, tools, deadlines and application information, as well as schedule a one-on-one meeting. 

Financial Aid is money/funding that can come from a variety of sources to help you pay for college. Click here to view resources and learn more.

Scholarships are a form of financial aid that does not need to be repaid. Click here to view resources and learn more.

As an Equitas Alum, you are offered exclusive access to a variety of courses, including: college planning/readiness, social emotional learning, career success, time management, etc.

A free college search tool designed to assist prospective college students from households earning less than $50,000 per year with their college search.

College Results Online is an interactive, user-friendly web tool designed to provide information about college graduation rates for nearly any four-year college or university in the country.

A free tool to learn about the college admissions and application process. Participate in the virtual "campus tour" which will help to learn more about: researching and identifying colleges that are a good fit, the different types of applications, what you can do to strengthen your college application and options available to help pay for college.

A timeline and set of resources that track the college search and application process from 9th through 12th grade.

How do you learn best? Take this quick quiz, and get study tips based on your learning style. Knowing what type of learner you are can help you to best attack your studying by knowing when, where and how to study best for you.

The best career paths always start where your interests are. What extracurriculars can you get involved with in high school that are connected to your interests?

Remember to update your resume regularly! Add relevant coursework taken, projects completed, new skills developed, and extracurriculars. Check out the following resources from UCLA's Career Services to help you work on your cover letter and resume. Equitas can help you too, just let us know! 

Check out the following resource from UCLA's Career Services for tips on preparing for an interview. Equitas can help you too, just let us know!