We promote and provide access to higher education.

The Northeast Consortium Bridging Access to College (NECBAC)

 

We promote and provide access to higher education for students of color, low-income students, and first generation college students. We provide professional development and networking opportunities for our members.

We establish, maintain, and participate in cooperative programs, workshops, and materials designed to support the populations we serve in gaining access to college. NECBAC is committed to providing students with information in order for them to make well informed higher education decisions. We seek to remain fluid as the needs of our members and the communities we serve evolve.

About NECBAC

The Northeast Consortium Bridging Access to College (NECBAC) is a chartered, non-profit organization of professional admission representatives of color affiliated with four-year private colleges and universities who are dedicated to promoting enrollment and retention of students of color.

Resources for Students and Counselors

How do our institutions support students of color, low-income, and first-generation college students? What kinds of opportunities are available for those who share these identities? Explore ways for you and your prospective students to learn about NECBAC member institutions.

President’s Message

Interested in learning more about the vision and focus of NECBAC? Hear from our President, Gregory Chery, in this welcome letter.

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