College Horizons is a pre-college workshop for Native American Students giving you a
five-day ‘crash course’ in preparing for college. Expert college counselors, teamed
up with admission officers, will help you to:

  • Select colleges suitable for you
  • Complete winning applications and write memorable essays
  • Learn what turns an applicant into an admitted student
  • Become a test-prep ‘whiz kid’
  • Find your way through the financial aid/scholarship jungle

See: College Horizons video to view a short video filmed at the 2008 Harvard Program.



Graduate Horizons is a four-day ‘crash-course’ for Native college students (or
graduates) in preparing for graduate school. Faculty, admissions officers and deans
will help you:
  • Select programs & careers suitable for you
  • Complete winning applications and write memorable personal statements
  • Learn what turns an applicant into an admitted student
  • Become a test-prep ‘whiz kid’ on the GRE, GMAT, LSAT & MCAT
  • Find your way through the financial aid/scholarship jungle

See www.reelwisdom.com to view a short video on the programs.

In 2005, College Horizons was recently awarded the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) Human Relations Award at its annual meeting in Tampa, Florida. This award is given to the organization or individual that "is instrumental in making postsecondary educational opportunities available to historically underrepresented students." NACAC has over 10,000 members.

In the past ten years, 99% of our alumni go on to postsecondary with 95% to four-year institutions. An impressive 85% of College Horizons alumni receive their bachelor's degrees within 5 years of graduating high school, an amazing statistic that would not be possible without the help and support of so many!

College Horizons is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Donations received are tax deductible. Contributions can be be made out and mailed to:
College Horizons
PO Box 1262
Pena Blanca, NM 87041
Email: 
CollegeHorizons@aol.com
Telephone: (505) 401-3854



Collaborating Partners include: the American Indian Graduate Center (AIGC), Winds of Change magazine, Futures for Children, The Princeton Review Foundation and The College Board.