The Tennessee College Access and Success Network aims to foster a statewide college going culture.

Nashville, TN
Joined August 2011
Thrilled to celebrate @TNHigherEd’s Jason Seay this morning as he receives the College Success & Access Champion Award from Persist Nashville! Well deserved, friend!
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Dr. Jackson and @NashvilleState are catapulting retention and completion rates through Nash GRAD and Nash Flex. Additionally, they’ve launched a mobile classroom to serve the community.
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Such exciting growth happening at the TN Colleges of Applied Technology! @TCATNashville
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Allow us to introduce the Nashville Scholars Initiative - a new direct service program of TCASN! NSI’s inaugural cohort launches now! tncollegeaccess.org/nashvill…
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Big changes are reshaping education, and the impact starts right here in Tennessee. Join @EdTrustTN, and partners in the Tennessee Alliance for Equity in Education for a series of regional roundtables across the state as we work together to support every student’s success.
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We are beyond excited to partner with @etsu to help students access and succeed in higher education through its $29 million GEAR UP grant! news.etsu.edu/articles/etsu-…
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We are excited to share that John Paul Gray is joining our staff as the Director of Postsecondary Access and Success Programs! Welcome aboard JP!
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Per info from @NCANetwork we are encouraging people to hold off on large scale FAFSA completion events until December 9th as the FAFSA is still officially in beta testing mode.
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Take an extensive look at why so many students struggle to complete a degree at one community college. While the college is local, the issues are national. But don't take our word for it. We reveal the data, and let the students tell the story. static1.squarespace.com/stat…
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Take an in-depth look at how set total cost of attendance and financial aid packages do not always provide enough funding to cover student basic needs. @nashchamber @NashvilleState static1.squarespace.com/stat…
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Nashville is one of only FOUR cities in the US that does not have a dedicated transit budget. The others are Memphis, Orlando, and Hartford. #pointofdeparture @nashchamber #votefor
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The Nashville traffic referendum will only cost the average household $6 per month and will help students access educational opportunities. Additionally, all buses are equipped with WiFi.
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Learning from @GEARUPNashville cohort students how GEAR UP has made a difference for them and helped them plan for postsecondary education.
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GEAR UP Nashville Leaders Institute is underway! Excited to host @GEARUPNashville students and @edpartnerships Betty Paugh Ortiz.
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