Uplift Fellowship works to help underserved First-Generation Low-Income students nationwide apply and get accepted into highly selective colleges and universities. We want students to be academically and professionally prepared for their aspiring careers. High school sophomores will collaborate with Uplift Fellowship during their Spring semester to participate in summer opportunity programs that can enhance their interests and bolster their profile for college applications. Through this time, sophomores will receive mentorship opportunities, scholarship assistance, and mental health resources as they tackle their rigorous high school journey. During their senior year, we want students to be knowledgeable and prepared to apply to colleges and universities while helping them receive substantial college financial aid and scholarships to attend their desired schools. The mentors will meet with their Program Advisors at least once per month to begin their college application process. Scholars will begin drafting their college essays, searching/finding/applying for scholarships, creating a college list (reach, target, safety), and applying to summer programs. The Program Advisors will aid these students throughout the process and provide feedback on their essays and applications. In the future, we hope to expand our program to include high school students from other states.