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First-Generation Student Success

“Having scholarships allowed me to devote more time to school and extracurriculars. Scholarships truly change the lives of students like me,” said John McDermott, ’20.

Rising Scholars Makes College a Reality

“The Rising Scholars program made it seem like I was made to go to college, that I was smart enough and that I was good enough,” Erin said.

The Sky is Just the Starting Point

Jacob G. received scholarship support to attend 91�ֿ� as an honors student, studying aerospace engineering and physics to pursue his dream of space exploration.

91�ֿ� International Student Orientation Leaders Program Goes Global

Two staff members at 91�ֿ� received international recognition for creating the International Student Orientation (ISO) Leaders program, a program for international students to become acquainted with each other and gain valuable information that is integral for a successful transition…

I Promise Students Receive Scholarships

91�ֿ� has opened the gates of opportunity for students in the I Promise Program by providing free tuition for four years as well as one year of free room and board.

91�ֿ� at Trumbull is again one of Nation’s Top Military Friendly® Schools

91�ֿ� at Trumbull has again been named Military Friendly®. The campus is one of the schools having a mission of making life better for veterans and their spouses by setting the standard for higher education institutions to provide positive opportunities.  Military Friendly® i…

91�ֿ� community continues record-breaking philanthropy during Giving Tuesday

Despite the economic impact of COVID-19, alumni, friends, faculty and staff came together to raise $2.3 million to support more than 2,300 students.

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Learning Leadership and Philanthropy

“Being part of Rising Scholars taught me about career paths that I never would have thought of on my own,” said Morgan Briand, ’22. “Rising Scholars has changed my life.”

From 91�ֿ� to Harvard University

Ya’el Courtney, ’19, always knew she wanted to go to college, but her life took an unexpected turn when she was 15-years-old and found herself in foster care and moving frequently.

Cardiologist’s Dream Began at 91�ֿ�

“I think it’s important to pay that back,” said Dr. Tim Feltes, ’77. “Someone took the time to help me through my education and it’s only fair for me to do the same.”