[ Community Services Non Profits · San Francisco, CA ]

100% College Prep

1201 Mendell St
(415) 550-9455
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Answers about 100% College Prep

LAST VERIFIED OCT 1, 2026

What does 100% College Prep do?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

100% College Prep is a free Bayview–Hunters Point nonprofit that helps students in grades 8 through 12 prepare for college and postsecondary careers. It offers academic tutoring, college and career counseling, test preparation, mentorship from local college students and HBCU alumni, college tours, and scholarship support. It also runs programs such as Sisters Making Change and Brothers Making Change, Black Student Unions, Jump Start to College, Step to College, and a parent academy for families. Per its mission, it exists to create college-ready students from San Francisco's underserved communities.

Who is eligible for 100% College Prep's programs?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

Programs are geared toward 8th–12th grade students from San Francisco's underserved communities, with particular emphasis on youth in the Bayview/Hunters Point neighborhood. One application program, Jump Start to College, lists eligibility as San Francisco residents in grades 10–12 who are Black or African American, with no citizenship requirements. There is also a parent academy designed for parents who want guidance on supporting their child through the college prep and admissions process.

Does it cost anything to join 100% College Prep?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

No. The organization's community-resource listings describe its college prep and parent academy programs as free of charge, and there are no citizenship requirements to participate.

How do I enroll a student in 100% College Prep?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

Start by filling out the program interest form linked on the organization's site (a Google form); a staff member follows up afterward with more information. You can also call the main line at (415) 550-9455 for help. The parent academy offers a separate contact path for families who want support through the admissions process.

Where is 100% College Prep located and how do I get there?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

Its main office is at 1201 Mendell Street, San Francisco, CA 94124, in the Bayview district. In addition to the Mendell Street headquarters, its coaches and tutors meet students at several middle and high schools across San Francisco and at the Alice Griffith public housing development, so some services may be available closer to home — call ahead to confirm where a particular program meets.

What results has 100% College Prep produced?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

The organization says it reaches more than 200 students a year and counts over 150 alumni who have earned undergraduate and graduate degrees. It reports that all of its students graduate high school or earn a completion certificate, about 80% continue into some form of postsecondary education, and recent senior classes have earned more than $1 million in scholarships in a single year (the class of 2023 earned over $1.5 million combined). It has served Bayview–Hunters Point for about 25 years.

When is 100% College Prep open?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

The organization does not publish office hours on its website. A Facebook-derived directory listing for its Mendell Street location shows Tuesday through Thursday afternoons, roughly 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, with no posted hours for other days. Because schedules can change, call (415) 550-9455 before visiting.

How can I donate to or volunteer with 100% College Prep?

[ VERIFIED · OCT 2026 ]

100% College Prep is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 68-0600675) operating as a program of the Bayview Association for Youth, and its website has a donate page for contributions. Its coaches are drawn from local colleges and universities, and the organization also connects youth to college and career experiences through tours, so both financial support and mentorship-style volunteering are part of its model.

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