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Read the eligibility
Southside Virginia Community College’s Great Expectations page describes guidance for current or future students with Virginia foster-care experience. Its eligibility list begins at age 17 and includes specified adoption and foster-care histories, with credit and noncredit enrollment routes.
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The page directs applicants to contact a Great Expectations coach and submit the program’s intake form. This guide collects no personal history or child identifiers and promises neither admission nor an award.
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