Junior Mentees
Last year was fun and this year, we’re focusing! Junior year is a huge leap for many students, because everything counts: your grades, your test scores, and your extracurriculars. Good thing you made a plan last year!
Special Announcements
**Find grade specific announcements here
Session Slide Decks
San Francisco Room Assignments
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Math First 10am - 11am
Brian Li
Carly Mao
Chloe Chow
Fatima Alabsi
Joanna Wang
Marcus Lee
Sharon Huang
Steven Zhang
Tiffany Wang
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R&W First 10am - 11am
Alexis Chan
Boi Loc
Chloe Zheng
Christopher Yao
Cody man fai Lee
Dwayne Widjaja
Maiki Valdez
Evien Chen
Yuki Wen
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12:30pm - 2:30pm
All start together in room
San Jose Room Assignments
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Math First 10am - 11am
Angie You
Stefaniya Posokhina
JP Ratuita
Angella Dinh
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R&W First 10am - 11am
Monica Munoz Bello
Grace Kim
Ivy Valencia Ye
Elisa Nguyen
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12:30pm - 2:30pm
All start together in room
SAT Prep
Most students are intimidated by the SAT and ACT. The goal of the Junior test prep program is to give you opportunities to practice Math, Science, Verbal and Reading/Writing concepts to make you more familiar with the test content. This preparation will culminate in final completion of the SAT in April/May.
10am - 12pm
College Prep Mentorship
As Juniors, our mentees move on to deepen their leadership skills and college exploration. Goals include learning more in depth about various types of colleges, charting which colleges are the best match for you, and further developing your voice.
12:30pm - 2:30pm
MMBay Junior Year Goals
Goal 1: Foster a relationship between mentors and mentees and a sense of community within each Team
Goal 2: Utilize Summer Program application process as self-discovery and preparation for college
Goal 3: Work to develop MMBay key skill sets
Goal 4: Widen geographic and financial boundaries of college search through exposure to diverse campuses and financial aid opportunities
Goal 5 (test prep): a. Review content covered on test based on performance b. Build test-taking skills
Goal 6 (Writing): a. Develop awareness & skills related to test prep essay writing b. Develop sense of empowerment in using voice in college application process
Summer Programs
Get excited—this is where you get to really advocate for yourself and make a pitch about how you want to spend your summer. We’ll support you in exploring and figuring out which summer experiences are right for you, but ultimately, we want to know you want it! Contact the summer experiences team for help at summer@mindsmatterbay.org
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Click on this [document] to learn what MMbay will reimburse you for as well as how to submit a reimbursement
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Submit your reimbursement requests [ Here ]
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Please login to [ Overgrad here ] and and access all resources for your college application journey.
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QuestBridge is a national nonprofit that connects high-achieving, low-income students with full four-year scholarships to top colleges through its National College Match program. Matched students receive a full ride tuition, room, board, and fees with no loans required. Deadline is October 1st, 2026
Eligibility
Primarily A’s in the most challenging courses offered and demonstrate strong writing ability and intellectual curiosity.
Household income less than $65,000 annually (for a household of four) with minimal assets.
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Posse is a national college access and leadership program that identifies talented students and sends them in "posses" of 10 to top partner colleges on full-tuition scholarships. Posse Scholars receive pre-collegiate training and ongoing mentorship throughout college, with a strong focus on leadership development and building community on campus.
Must be nominated by a teacher, counselor or CBO during their first semester of senior year
Must show strong leadership skills
Must commit to attend a Posse partner college or univeristy