Free iLevelUP Resource Library

Explore free iLevelUP resources for college planning, career exploration, FAFSA basics, scholarships, activities, confidence, study habits, and life skills. Start with the latest updates below, then use articles to find practical next steps students can discuss with a trusted adult.

Events & Updates

Find iLevelUP updates, learning opportunities, and timely resource announcements in one place.

Upcoming Operation iLevelUP Info Session

Tuesday • 8:00 AM PST • 60 minutes

Join us next Tuesday morning as we kick off a new week of service and solidarity with Operation iLevelUP. In this 60-minute virtual info session, you’ll:
  • Discover our mission: Learn how we’re rallying volunteers nationwide to support first-generation and marginalized students through digital tools, mentorship, and advocacy.
  • Explore your fit: Get a breakdown of our mission teams—from Advocacy and Funding to Tech Infrastructure and District Liaison—and see where your skills can make the greatest impact.
  • Meet the team: Chat live with current volunteers and staff, hear success stories, and ask questions about time commitments, onboarding, and next steps.
  • Take action: We’ll walk you through our streamlined sign-up process so you can jump into project work right away.

Ready to learn more about how you can join the effort?
Click on the link below to add this meeting to your calendar:

Student Resource Articles

Use these student-friendly articles to explore future-readiness topics at your own pace.

Understand grants, loans, work-study, and the Student Aid Index with a plain-language FAFSA glossary for first-generation students and families.
A practical FAFSA checklist for first-generation families covering accounts, contributors, tax records, school lists, deadlines, and next steps before starting
Use these college fair questions to compare admissions, cost, support, belonging, and next steps as a first-generation student.
College planning questions for first-generation Latino families: compare pathways, costs, applications, language resources, and campus support.
Build a student resource plan for food, housing, and transportation barriers, with local contacts, clear questions, and practical next steps.
Set up a scholarship tracker in 20 minutes with useful fields, eligibility checks, deadline reminders, and a manageable weekly routine.
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