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College Students

Leon County's Local College Access Network

ASPIRE is a collective impact that leverages the assets of partner organizations and community stakeholders to bridge the gaps in the effort to scale education and workforce opportunities for students in the community.

Our Services

Resources

FAFSA Challenge

Florida College Access Network started the Florida FAFSA Challenge to encourage all Florida schools and districts to increase FAFSA completion.

Plan It Florida

Plan It Florida has the goal of ensuring every Florida student graduates high school with a college or career plan. 

Apply Yourself Florida

A nationwide effort to increase the number of low-income and first-generation students applying to college.

TalentHub

Explore careers, build a resume, view popular jobs in your area, learn about local companies and take online training to build your employment skills.

Military Checklist

VA can help you cover the cost of furthering your education and skills through benefits for tuition, housing, training, and other expenses related to your education. 

ASPIRE Annual Report 2021

See a full breakdown of our progress and data across Leon, Gadsden, and Wakulla County in our 2021 Annual Report.

"I find great value in contributing to the mission of collective impact because the work of education preparation pushes every other entity to become their best. Educational equity and informed best practices shape business industry, workforce development, and overall community. I am a part of this community and I believe in doing what I can to make it better."

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- ALLYSON WATSON, DEAN, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AT FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY

Ready to find out more?

ASPIRE uses a data-driven approach to improve educational access and success beyond high school for all students including underserved, underrepresented, and vulnerable student populations in Leon, Wakulla, and Gadsden Counties.

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By working across various organizations, we want to transform systems to ensure that students have the information, support, and guidance they need to succeed after high school.

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