Wright proved to be a perfect fit for Tina. She appreciated the small class sizes and supportive faculty who encouraged her to ask questions and seek help.

Dr. Barbara Mousel’s path into dentistry didn’t begin with a grand plan. It began with a job.

For years, Margie hoped to earn her GED. At one point, she enrolled at Richard J. Daley College, but like many adult learners balancing responsibilities, she had to put her education on hold.

Sabrina plans to transfer to a four-year school to pursue a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering before attending law school to earn her Juris Doctor degree to become a patent attorney.

On the court, he built discipline, resilience, and accountability, helping lead his team to a city championship. Off the court, it was the relationships he built that made the biggest impact.

After graduating from Taft High School, I knew I wanted to build a future centered on purpose and service. I realized nursing would be the perfect way for me to combine my passion for caring for people with a meaningful and impactful career.