Thank you for your interest in the Scholar CC After-School Club! The Scholar CC College and Career Readiness program focuses on helping Mentees aka Students (that’s you!) with career planning, college readiness, basic financial literacy, and soft skills.
At the beginning of the program, each student will receive a club schedule calendar that details when we meet and what topics will be discussed.
After School Club
Meets on-campus 3:00pm-4:45pm
Virtual Students
SAT tutoring sessions and College and Career Readiness Workshops.
Matched Mentees
Meet in person with your mentor during our on-campus sessions or virtually through FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, or Google Meets.
Gain Skills
If you put in the work, during our time together you will gain the skills needed to increase your SAT Scores, create a resume/cover letter, earn money for college, ace an interview and more!
Professional Sharing
In addition, we bring outside professionals and motivational speakers to share inspiring stories so you can get the real deal on topics that interest you.
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I’m so grateful for my mentors. I wish I could take Scholar Career Coaching with me to college!
Do you attend one of these schools below? Then you can be a Scholar CC Mentee!
If you are enrolled in one the schools listed under the “Mentoring Sites” tab and would like to participate in the Scholar CC College and Career Readiness Program click the button above to register.
Returning Scholar CC members do not need a new application. If your contact information has changed, email info@scholarcc.org with the updates.
Club Mentees
Club Mentees that are Matched with a Mentor
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Mentees are students who want extra support in planning for life after high school. “Matched” mentees are students who are looking for support and have been paired with a mentor.
To join as a mentee, you’ll need to:
We try to match you with a mentor who has experience in the area you want to improve, works in a career you’re interested in, went to a school you’d like to attend, or has similar hobbies.
Sometimes your mentor might not work in the exact field you’re aiming for, but you’ll still be able to collaborate, learn new skills, and get valuable guidance. Once we find someone we think is a great fit, we talk with them and then make the match.
We understand that some students may already have a mentor or might not have the time to make the commitment. While we believe having a mentor can make your experience even better, you can still participate in the College and Career readiness after school sessions and events —you just won’t be matched with a mentor.
Sometimes a mentor and mentee pairing just doesn’t work out, and that’s okay. If things can’t be worked out, the two might decide to end the match. This doesn’t mean anyone failed—it just means the pairing wasn’t the right fit.
Before making that decision, the program manager will talk with both the mentor and mentee to make sure ending the match is the best choice and to help close things in a positive way. The program will also ask for feedback from both people so they can learn from the experience and make the matching process even better in the future.
We ask that you commit to the program for at least one school year (about 8 months, from October to April). We know things come up—like being sick, having schedule conflicts, holidays, or emergencies—and you might miss a week sometimes. Just let your mentor know ahead of time whenever possible.
Scholar CC is here to support you and give you helpful resources throughout the program. The Mentor Program Manager will check in with you regularly to see how things are going and help with any problems. If you ever have questions, you can reach out anytime. We want you to always feel safe, confident, and encouraged.
