A First-Generation Student Perspective “My first semester at Maryville University has been one of the biggest transitions in my life, but it’s been one of the best ones yet.” Q:...
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A First-Generation Student Perspective “My first semester at Maryville University has been one of the biggest transitions in my life, but it’s been one of the best ones yet.” Q:...
Read More » We are thrilled to share the following message from Aaron Tucker, an ACCESS alumnus. “I am a sophomore at Missouri University of Science & Technology in Rolla, MO, earning my...
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Aniya is an ACCESS graduate from Most Holy Trinity School & Academy currently attending Trinity Catholic High School, where she is active in the Diversity Club. She also enjoys interacting...
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We are thrilled to recognize Maria D., a junior at Ursuline Academy, as a Graduate of Achievement! After graduating from our Academy program at St. Cecilia, Maria wanted to attend...
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My name is Kyra Harris, and I am a 2011 graduate of Most Holy Trinity School and Academy, a 2015 graduate of Rosati-Kain High School, and a future 2019 graduate...
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Below is a brief excerpt from Jenny Carrillo’s speech from the 9th annual ACCESS Academies Scholarship Dinner. “My name is Jenny Carrillo, I am 24 years old, I have my...
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Below is a brief excerpt from Aaron Tucker’s speech from the 9th annual ACCESS Academies Scholarship Dinner. “My name is Aaron Tucker. I recently graduated from Bishop DuBourg High School,...
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Below is a brief excerpt from Gaby Amezcua speech from the 9th annual ACCESS Academies Scholarship Dinner. “I am Mexican / American, a proud daughter of two immigrant parents. Who...
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Having a strong educational foundation is the key to being successful in college and in life. My parents, along with ACCESS, provided me the opportunity to get ahead of the...
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(Maria’s story as told during the 7th Annual Scholarship Dinner) My mother, brother, and I came to St. Louis as refugees from Colombia. My father, a policeman, was killed in...
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