The Aaron Price Fellows Program readies motivated and diverse San Diego public high school students to become responsible, engaged, and compassionate community members. 

The Cardinals Interact Program is a three-year partnership between San Diego Rotary Club 33, Hoover High School, and Price Philanthropies, available to students starting from the end of ninth grade. 

AFS is a Price Philanthropies Foundation funded program that supports first-generation, low-income students from Hoover High School as they navigate college enrollment, complete their education, and connect with resources for success, with ongoing support provided to parents and guardians. 

Reality Changers supports first-generation college students from underrepresented backgrounds, who may not have seen themselves as capable of pursuing higher education before joining our programs. 

Offer exceptional assistance to underprivileged first-generation high school students by guiding them through college applications, mentoring them during their college years, and establishing connections with companies eager to aid their success. 

Offer a chance for young individuals from different backgrounds and difficulties to explore various health career paths and acquire the necessary self-assurance, abilities, and assistance to pursue their aspirations. 

Offers free counseling and support to underrepresented individuals, helping them graduate high school and pursue higher education. (Any Grade Level)

The Talent Search program supports individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds in achieving higher education by offering academic, career, and financial counseling and guiding them to complete their postsecondary education. 

Recruited from a neighboring inner-city neighborhood, the COC chooses 25 students annually from Hoover High School to take SDSU's Social Work 120 course. This course, providing 3.0 general elective college credits, addresses social issues such as healthcare access, public education, poverty, unemployment, tolerance, and family violence. Students engage in 40 hours of community service at City Heights-based agencies, connecting their classroom knowledge with practical experience. 

The USD Upward Bound program fosters a diverse and motivated learning community of students eager to pursue higher education by providing a curriculum that encourages deep personal and cross-cultural understanding through reflection on symbolism in The Rock, The River, The Tree. 

Committed to supporting exceptional young individuals in overcoming tough circumstances to succeed at top colleges, from admission to graduation and beyond. 

The College Prep Scholars Program helps low-income high school juniors succeed in applying to prestigious colleges. 

The National College Match application allows you to share your unique story as an academically successful student overcoming financial challenges. Our college partners actively seek students like you. If accepted, you'll join a supportive community of Questbridge Scholars and become part of the Questbridge Alumni Association after graduation for ongoing support and development opportunities.