MnACC (Minnesota Association of Counselors of Color), established in 1991, is a noncompetitive post-secondary collaborative organization dedicated to improving access to higher education for Minnesota’s students of color.
Like the students it serves, MnACC is made up of diverse member institutions, including two- and four-year public and private colleges and universities including individuals from Minnesota and neighboring states. To reach its goal of placing more students of color into college, MnACC provides over $10,000 each year in scholarship awards as well as bringing over sixty colleges and universities together into the Twin Cities’ most diverse schools in the fall and spring for college fairs.
photo L-R: Katherine DeSantis ’10, Val Estrada ’05, Shana Clarke ’09, Jennifer Forrest, ’10, Cynthia Yang ’10