Student Resources

Upward Bound has a wide variety of academic, financial, and career exploration resources for our students.  Explore the helpful resources you can use as an Upward Bound Scholar. 

Virtual Job Shadow

VirtualJobShadow.com is a career and college exploration resource that is free for UB students! Students can use VirtualJobShadow to discover interests, compare colleges, develop life skills and more! First time logging in? No problem, access an introduction tutorial by simply clicking on the "my assignments" tab on your Dashboard. 

College 101 Guide

Our College 101 Guide is packed with information about everything college.  This guide helps our scholars learn about the different types of colleges and universities out there, cost of college, and sources of financial aid.  There are also yearly high school checklists providing advice about what to do each year to stay on track for college.  Check out our guide and reach out to your Academic Counselor with any questions or activities you would like to work on. 

Tutor.com and Tutoring Requests

Upward Bound has been working hard with Tutor.com to provide virtual tutoring to our UB Scholars! If you need support in any of your classes, AP classes, or SAT/ACT log into Tutor.com or complete our tutoring request form

SAT Prep

The SAT is a standardized test used for college admissions.  Millions of students across the United States take the SAT when preparing to apply for college.  Upward Bound tutors can work with you to prepare for the SAT.  There are also helpful online resources:  Free SAT Practice 

Scholarships

Interested in applying for scholarships, but not sure where to begin? The Upward Bound team has compiled a collection of scholarships that range from local to the national level,along with a few helpful tips about the different types of financial aid! 

CliftonStrengths Assessment

CliftonStrengths for Students (formerly StrengthsQuest) helps students grow confident in who they are and how they can contribute to the world. It's an educational program that uses CliftonStrengths assessment to measure 34 research-validated talent themes. CliftonStrengths will make it easier for you to think about and communicate your skills! Reach out to your Academic Counselor if you are interested in taking the assessment!

Directions to Campus

Need help finding the Binghamton University campus? View our campus map and directions to campus here.