What does PACE mean in ACADEMIC & SCIENCE

PACE stands for Pathways for Academic Career Education. It is a college and career readiness program designed to provide students with the tools to succeed in college, career, and life.

PACE provides a range of resources including mentorship, guidance on career development, information about financial aid options, and other academic supports that can help students prepare for their future goals. It also offers workshops on topics such as job search skills, resume writing and interview tips.

PACE was designed with high school students in mind but it can be helpful for any person looking to get ahead in their educational or professional pursuits. It's particularly beneficial for those who may feel overlooked or underserved by traditional programs due to various factors such as their socioeconomic background or language barriers.

Many high schools across the United States offer the PACE program either through an after-school club or during normal school hours as part of their curriculum. If your school doesn't currently offer it you can contact your local office of education or school board to request they consider doing so.

Participation in PACE is free of charge - while some of its workshops may require registration fees these are usually minimal compared to most other programs available.