Committed to Completion
OneGoal’s inaugural Issue Forum is bringing together thought leaders from across the state to elevate key issues around postsecondary access and completion in Georgia.
2025-26 Partners
17
Current Students
1,500
Year Established
2016
In Georgia, 60% of jobs require a college degree or postsecondary credential. However, only 29% of students in Metro Atlanta are expected to obtain a postsecondary credential within five years of high school graduation. The disparities in postsecondary completion widen for low-income communities, the majority of whom are students of color, at the exact time when postsecondary credentials have become more essential for accessing economic opportunity. Our collective responsibility is to ensure every young person in Metro Atlanta will have a path to social mobility through postsecondary achievement.
“That’s what OneGoal is all about: placing itself in the student perspective and serving as a guide and advocate for the students as they navigate the college application and persistence process, whatever their situation. That can make all the difference between earning a college degree and never making it onto a college graduation stage.”
OneGoal’s inaugural Issue Forum is bringing together thought leaders from across the state to elevate key issues around postsecondary access and completion in Georgia.
OneGoal Fellows are brimming with drive to pursue the college or other postsecondary program that will lead them to their dream career and life. All they need is a hand navigating the application and enrollment system. This is where OneGoal steps in.
At the Metro Atlanta Student Summit, Fellows from our partner high schools join us for an exciting day of exploring educational workshops, connecting with college representatives, and building connections across the OneGoal community.
We partner with 17 high schools across the city to integrate postsecondary planning into the school day. Together with district leaders, school principals, Achieve Atlanta and Learn4Life we are working to improve economic mobility among first-generation college students from low-income communities.
“I’ve had the privilege of working with students & educators in every corner of Metro Atlanta. I’m committed to doing everything I can, alongside parents, students and community leaders, to see our city live up to its social justice legacy.”
Taylor Ramsey
Executive Director
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