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At Henderson Collegiate, our mission is clear: to empower every student with the tools, character, and opportunities to shape their own destiny. This commitment doesn’t stop at graduation. For many of our alumni, the climb to and through college presents significant financial challenges, particularly for those who are undocumented or come from low-income families. That’s where our Opportunity Scholarships make a lasting difference. At Henderson Collegiate, 86% of our students come from low-income families, qualifying for free or reduced lunch. Additionally, 96% of our Pride identify as students of color, residing in a rural community where resources and support are limited. Our Hispanic student population, now at 30%, continues to grow. Many of these students, including undocumented students and other underserved alumni, encounter profound systemic barriers that hinder their ability to access and complete higher education: No Federal Aid: Undocumented students are excluded from federal financial aid programs, such as Pell Grants, federal student loans, and work-study. State Restrictions in North Carolina: These students are also ineligible for in-state tuition rates or state-funded financial aid, leaving them to pay out-of-state tuition—often three to four times higher. Institutional Gaps: While some colleges offer limited private scholarships, support for undocumented students and first-generation college students remains inconsistent. Additional Challenges: Alumni often face hidden costs associated with college, from housing to textbooks, as well as the emotional strain of navigating college life without adequate financial support.
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