• FREE LIVE WEBINAR

From Application to Opportunity: Helping FGLI Students Leverage Fly-In Programs

  • Thursday, April 30, 2026
  • 4-5:30 PM PST/7-8:30 PM EST

Join us and our guests from Wellesley College and Colorado College admission departments for an overview on how to help your FGLI students use fly-in programs to their advantage.

We’ll cover:

  • Understanding the landscape: A clear overview of what fly-in programs are, who they’re for, and why they matter in the college access process.
  • Navigating options: Spotlighting two different types of fly-in programs and how to help students build a thoughtful list.
  • Advising for success: Practical strategies for supporting strong applications—and how to help students make the most of the experience once accepted.
  • Can't make it live? A recording will be available within 1–2 business days.

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MEET YOUR HOSTS

Our Facilitators

Diana Alvarado

Community Connections Manager (Matchlighters Scholars Program) · College Essay Guy

Has 5+ years in the education space leading course delivery, curriculum design, program management, and access initiatives across various institutions such as Dartmouth College, National Education Equity Lab, College Essay Guy, and The Upward Project. Understands first hand what it’s like to be a first-generation college graduate and is a passionate advocate for educational equity.

Denisse Huezo-Rosales

Associate Director of Admission · Wellesley College

Brings 6+ years of experience working with students within the admissions space at Tufts University, Simmons University, Harvard University, and Wellesley College. Is empowered to dismantle barriers and empower students from all backgrounds to thrive and achieve their academic goals.

Breanna Conwell 

Assistant Director of Admission for Outreach & Access · Colorado College

Has 5+ years of experience working in the admissions space, helping students navigate the admissions process at colleges such as Vassar College and Colorado College. Was also a first-generation student and is committed to aiding underrepresented students across the United States.