Prospective questions

Francisco Sosa and other students from Pathways in Education listen Admissions Representative Matthew Rinehart (far left) answer questions about the University of La Verne on Monday in Sneaky Park. Pathways in Education is an organization that introduces students from the charter school Options For Youth to a different university every two weeks. / photo by Cameron Barr
Francisco Sosa and other students from Pathways in Education listen Admissions Representative Matthew Rinehart (far left) answer questions about the University of La Verne on Monday in Sneaky Park. Pathways in Education is an organization that introduces students from the charter school Options For Youth to a different university every two weeks. / photo by Cameron Barr
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