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Recommend a new Scholar

To the Recommender:  Thank you for taking the time to recommend the applicant. Please submit this recommendation by April 21.  Please contact us at info@evanstonscholars.org with any questions.

Overview of Evanston Scholars
Evanston Scholars is a non-profit organization that improves college access and success for a diverse group of ambitious Evanston students who are traditionally first-generation college entrants, low-income students, and students of color, starting with the college admissions process and continuing through college graduation. The comprehensive, six-year program offers workshops, mentors, SAT prep, and college counseling to support students with financial and/or academic needs. Please check out our website – www.evanstonscholars.org

Through guidance, structure, and consistency, the program will help students:
·        Identify, apply to and gain admission to good fit colleges
·        Identify financial support options to make college affordable
·        Transition effectively to college AND overcome obstacles to finish college
·        Make connections with peers, staff, businesses, and organizations in the community

Who should apply?
Sophomores (spring of sophomore year) who demonstrate academic ambition (2.7 minimum unweighted GPA), and are committed to their education and have a strong desire to complete college. Applicants are typically first-generation college entrants, come from a low-income household (receive free/reduced lunch), and/or are a person of color.
click here for online Recommendation Form

​Or click here for the Microsoft Word version of the form
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Evan​ston Scholars
1234 Sherman Ave.
Suite 214
Evanston, IL 60202

​847-866-0252
info@evanstonscholars.org

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  • Home
  • About
    • Our Story
    • Our Team >
      • Staff
      • Board of Directors
    • OUR SCHOLARS >
      • Class of 2023
      • CLASS OF 2022
      • Class of 2021
      • Class of 2020
      • Class of 2019
      • Class of 2018
      • Class of 2017
      • Class of 2016
      • Class of 2015
      • Class of 2014
      • Class of 2013
      • Class of 2012
    • Our Supporters
  • program
    • Getting TO College
    • Getting THROUGH College
    • Launching A Career
    • Calendar
  • APPLY
    • BECOME A SCHOLAR
    • Nominate a Scholar
    • Teacher Recommendation
  • Get Involved
    • BECOME A MENTOR
    • BECOME A PARTNER
    • JOIN THE TEAM
  • Resources
    • FOR HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS
    • FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARS
    • FOR ES ALUMNI
    • FOR THE COMMUNITY
    • FOR MENTORS
    • FOR PARENTS
  • NEWS
    • COLLEGE TIMES NEWSLETTER
    • ANNUAL REPORT
    • ES in the News
    • FOLLOW US
  • Donate
    • Donate
    • Care Packages
    • pomp >
      • POMP! Sponsorship
    • Leadership Circle
    • For ETHS Alumni
    • For Senior Studies Alumni