Tailoring Support Services Alongside Eligibility

Recognizing intersecting identities in eligibility standards allows tech programs to anticipate needs for specialized support services post-admission, such as mentorship programs for women of color or accessible technologies for students with disabilities.

Recognizing intersecting identities in eligibility standards allows tech programs to anticipate needs for specialized support services post-admission, such as mentorship programs for women of color or accessible technologies for students with disabilities.

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