Post Secondary Pathways (P.S.P.)

The Post-Secondary Pathways (PSP) program builds on the strengths, talents, and aspirations of local youth and families to expand access to college, career, and lifelong learning. Through tutoring, mentoring, and collaborative workshops, PSP connects K-12 students with Fordham students and faculty to explore pathways to higher education and civic leadership.

The program offers hands-on experiences, from interactive campus tours to family sessions focused on wellness, financial literacy, and college readiness. Centered on partnership, PSP works alongside schools, nonprofits, and families to nurture the skills, confidence, and community connections that help young people thrive beyond high school.

Interested in getting involved? Apply to be a tutor/tour guide here.

Tutoring, Mentoring, and the Power of Belonging

Learn more about the Post-Secondary Pathways Tutoring and Mentoring

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Community Engaged Students

The Center for Community Engaged Learning has engaged over 2,800 students, K through 23 yrs of age

Community Engaged Tutors, Mentors, and Ambassadors

The Center for Community Engaged has engaged over 955 Fordham undergraduate students, participating as tutors, mentors and ambassadors.

Community Engaged Sites

The Center for Community Engaged Learning has engaged over 45 sites, including, community organizations and middle and high schools, throughout the Bronx and Manhattan.