Become a Partner

Become a Partner College

College Horizons invites colleges and universities to participate in our college admissions and graduate admissions workshops. Offices of admission, financial aid, student services, career services, Native American programs/study, and fellowship programs are welcome.

Our Role in Admissions Outreach

College Horizons is designed to align with the multicultural-diversity outreach initiatives of college/university Offices of Admissions. We understand that Indian Country is vast – comprised of 310 geographical reservations and 40 Indian Statistical Areas (29 located in Oklahoma), 200 Alaska Native villages, 566 federally recognized and over 200 state recognized tribal nations, and islands of Native Hawaiian homelands. We also know that Native American and Native Hawaiian students continue to be the most underrepresented minority population on college campuses.

College Partnership Opportunities

  • Contact information of all student participants (including CEEB code for high school program)
  • Networking with 30 high school counselors and American Indian educators (for CH program only)
  • Promotion of partner college for 1 year through CH recruitment activities, advertisements, conferences, email/list-serve, website (featuring college profile)
  • College fair, college/university informational sessions, brochures placed in all student materials
  • 5-6 days of meals/lodging/ground transportation (for CH only)

Partner College Registration Fee & Contract

If your institution is interested in participating in College Horizons (to recruit high school students for college) or Graduate Horizons (to recruit college students/graduates to graduate school), please fill out form on the right side of this page to request more information on the benefits/outcomes, services, contracts, curriculum, and fees.

Once you complete the form, you will be contacted by a College Horizons staff person in 1-3 business days.

Non-Partner College Opportunities

High School College Fair

Colleges not participating in the CH Summer Workshops are still welcome to attend the College Horizons College Fairs at the host location. For 2019, the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, MI) and Brown University (Providence, RI) will be the host institutions.

College representatives will have the opportunity to meet with the 100 college-bound Native high school students of the CH program (students are selected by competitive admission, have a minimum 3.00GPA in core academic subjects, and submit a counselor and teacher recommendation). Space is limited.

Contact us at info@collegehorizons.org to request information.

Graduate University Fair

Graduate institutions not participating in the GH Summer Workshop are still welcome to attend the Graduate Horizons University Fairs at the host location. Schools will have the opportunity to meet with approximately 75-100 college students and college graduates attending the GH program. Space is limited. 

Contact us at info@collegehorizons.org to request information.

Interested in Partnering with College Horizons?

Please fill out this form if you represent an institution that is interested in partnering with College Horizons. A representative of College Horizons will be in touch. Please note, this form does not serve as a request for volunteers – visit the ‘About’ page to learn more about volunteering. Thank you in advance for your interest in our work!