Michigan 4-H Alumni College Access Project.

Michigan 4-H Alumni College Access Project

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April 15, 2020 - Chelsea Hetherington, Michigan State University Extension

As the need for a better-educated and skilled workforce becomes widely recognized, equipping young people with the skills needed to succeed in college has become a national focus.

Michigan 4-H has several pre-college programs geared towards helping youth develop the social and academic skills they need for a successful transition to college. These programs all seek to increase participants’ overall interest in college and to prepare youth for college by building the skills necessary for success.

The Michigan 4-H Alumni College Access Project tracks college enrollment and degree attainment by submitting records to the National Student Clearinghouse, a national enrollment and degree-attainment verification system.

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