College Mentoring™

Project Eye-To-Eye provides fee-based college counseling services to a limited number of students each year. The college application process can be one of personal exploration and metacognitive growth. Past Project Eye-To-Eye's college mentees were accepted at the University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Brown, Duke, Cornell, George Washington, Boston University, Wesleyan, Oberlin, New York University, Rollins, Emerson, and the merit program of Lesley College, among other regionally and national recognized institutions of higher education.

Project Eye-To-Eye Summer Fellowship

From a national applicant pool, two LD/ADHD Summer Fellows are selected each year. Summer Fellows work one-on-one with Project Eye-To-Eye's National Program Coordinator learning concrete leadership, organizational, community organizing and capacity building skills. This fellowship provides a unique experience for a labeled student with a learning disability to see first-hand the inner workings of a national non-profit. Through research on art based empowerment models, social entrepreneurship, and LD/ADHD social constructions, the fellowship culminates with the selected fellows participation in the Project Eye-To-Eye Organizing Institute.

Project Eye-To-Eye College Scholarship

Annually, Project Eye-To-Eye awards a scholarship to a college bound LD/ADHD student mentored at a Project Eye-To-Eye chapter. The recipient of this scholarship has demonstrated both academic achievement and a commitment to community service.