Uplift Education is proud to recognize ten of its Class of 2023 seniors for being named QuestBridge Match Scholar Recipients. This prestigious program helps talented, low-income students attend the nation’s best colleges and to support them to achieve success in their respective careers and communities.
Uplift’s QuestBridge Match Scholarship Recipients for 2022-23 are:
- Gabriela Aguilar, Uplift Luna Preparatory, matched with Colgate University
- Rosary Campos, Uplift Luna Preparatory, matched with Washington University in St. Louis
- Juliette Delgado, Uplift Luna Preparatory, matched with Middlebury College
- Joey Lin, Uplift Infinity Preparatory, matched with the University of Chicago
- Evelyn Alexandra Montoya Martinez, Uplift Williams Preparatory, matched with Claremont Mckenna College
- Natalie Maire Adeola Olayloye, Uplift Summit International Preparatory, matched with Bowdoin College
- Janet Campuzano Prado, Uplift Atlas Preparatory, matched with Grinnell College
- Ingrid Rodriguez, Uplift Luna Preparatory, matched with Grinnell College
- Camila Sanchez, Uplift Atlas Preparatory, matched with Dartmouth
- Johanna Lizbeth Ventura, Uplift Atlas Preparatory, matched with University of Chicago
The program matches applicants with some of the nation’s top colleges through a rigorous application process, and awards them with full, four-year scholarships, including room and board, valued at around $200,000. This year, over 17,900 seniors applied nationwide, and QuestBridge selected 5,613 Finalists to be considered for the QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship. QuestBridge’s 48 college partners matched with 1,755 Finalists, who are recognized as Match Scholarship Recipients.
Uplift is honored for its scholars to receive these scholarships and contributes their accomplishment in part to its amazing team of Road to College and Career Counselors. “I could not have done this without my RTCC counselors,” said Gabriela Aguilar, Uplift Luna Preparatory. “They were so patient with us while still making sure we met deadlines. They also helped us collect resources and connected us with the right people, while always giving us motivation and support. This provides so much relief for my family to know that college is now a reality.”
Throughout its history, QuestBridge has made college possible for thousands of low-income students, of whom 85% are the first in their family to attend college.
