You are an ideal candidate for the program if you:

Are a recent college graduate

Are interested or passionate about working with youth

Are interested in k-12, higher education, and social justice career

Want to directly increase college access for low-income and first generation students.

UC Irvine Info Session:May 9th, 12:00pm-1:30pm Location: Career Center

Students RSVP via ZotLink or Career Center

Center for Enrollment Research, Policy and Practice 1150 S. Olive st, Ste 2100

Los Angeles, CA 90015 213.740.7401 / cerpp@usc.edu

213.740.7401 / cerpp@usc.edu

College Adviser Interest Form: https://goo.gl/wiUHxa

The Southern California College Advising Corps mission is to

improve college outcomes for low-income, first-generation,

and underrepresented students. The programs goal is to

increase the number of California students who attend and

complete college by supporting high school students with

their college searches, applications, financial aid, and

transition to post-secondary education.

Advising is a two-year full time service position ideal for any early

career professional. Employee benefits include healthcare, retirement,

and tuition remission if you are accepted into a USC degree program.

Employees awarded tuition remission on a maximum of 4 units per term at the graduate level

" I will never forget the day a student walked into my office and came to

give me a big hug, letting me know he had been one of the few chosen

for a selective scholarship to attend Northwestern University on a full-

ride. I teared up knowing this was life changing oppourtuntity for him

and felt thankful I had helped him along the way "

- Tori Saruwatari

SCCAC Adviser, Lakewood High SChool

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