High School and College Tools and Supplies
		$75: Pays for a student's annual school supplies.
		$80: Provides a Senior Blazer for one student.
		$120: Pays for a student uniform (skirt, blouse and sweater)
		$500: Provides a laptop computer for a high school student
		$8,000: Pays for a one-year school subscription to a web-based set of tools that helps each senior manage their college application and financial aid process.
College Preparatory Exams
		$50: Sponsors one student to take the SAT test.
		$180: Sponsors one student for a two-week SAT/ACT Prep Class and covers test fees for either the SAT/ACT test.
		$1,800: Sponsors 10 students for a two-week SAT/ACT Prep Class and covers test fees for either the SAT or ACT test.
		$40,000: Sponsors 300 students for a two week SAT/ACT preparatory class.
On-Site College Campus Programs
		$100: Sponsors one student on a tour of 4 Texas college campuses.
		$300: Sponsors one student to attend a summer communications enrichment camp on a college campus. Students will participate in classes that provide an emphasis on writing, public speaking, and professional etiquette.
		$10,000: Sponsors 100 students for a Texas College Tour. Many students will be the first in their family to attend college, and it is important to expose these girls to a variety of colleges. This tour will include visits to 4 colleges.
		$30,000: Enrolls 100 students in a 3-day summer communications enrichment camp on a college campus. Students will participate in classes that provide an emphasis on writing, public speaking, and professional etiquette.
Campus-Based College Preparatory Programs
		$75: Sponsors one student for a 2 day College Readiness Retreat. The retreat will focus on time and money management, adjusting to college life, and other issues affecting the success of first-generation college students.
		$275: Sponsors one student for a 3-day Summer Wellness Camp that teaches students how to make healthy decisions in college and in life. This overnight camp is held on a college campus and focuses on healthy living, wellness life skills, nutrition science, and team building.
		$2,000: Provides a 3 day Summer Admissions Camp for 75 senior students to help prepare them for the college admissions process. Participants will research colleges, create a final college list for applications, begin work on their essay/personal statement, and review the "nuts and bolts" of the college application/financial aid process. Students will also visit with university admissions and financial aid personnel.
		$5,000: Sponsors a College Night at each school. Area College representatives will host information sessions at each FEYW sponsored school. The event will serve between 275 - 520 girls and their families at each school for the 2010 - 2011 school year.
		$20,000: Provides a 2 day, off-campus College Readiness Retreat for 300 girls. The retreat will focus on time and money management, adjusting to college life, and other issues affecting the success of first-generation college students.
Parent College Readiness Programs
		$35: Sponsors a parent to attend Parent University. This 1 day summer boot camp for parents will demystify the college application and financial aid process.
		$1,000: Provides a Family College Readiness Seminar at one FEYW sponsored school. A seminar will serve between 275-520 students and their families.
Scholarship Funding
		$100: Provides support for the Gap Scholarship Funding Program.
		$12,000: Provides four years of scholarship funding for one student.
		$100,000: Provides Gap Scholarship Funding for approximately 30 eligible students at FEYW sponsored schools. The goal of this scholarship is to help alleviate a family's funding shortfall and to allow their child to attend the college of her choice once financial aid has been awarded by that college.
		$85,000: Funds a single College Readiness Advisor at an FEYW sponsored school (serves 300 students).
		$350,000: Funds a College Readiness Advisor for each of the four operating FEYW sponsored schools in Texas. Over 1,200 young ladies are served by advisors; each advisor serves approximately 300 young women.

The College Readiness Advisor creates a culture of college awareness and ensures every student is prepared for success in college upon graduation. For the 2010 - 2011 school year, each College Readiness Advisor will serve between 275 - 520 students, depending on school campus and enrollment. During their junior and senior years, students work one-on-one with the College Readiness Advisor for intense preparation for graduation and college.