Access at 61´«Ã½means investing in generational change. By enrolling more low- and middle-income students, we create a student body that reflects the socioeconomic plurality of our world and position high-achieving students on a path to professional and personal success.
We must also ensure our students thrive during their academic journey by offering an immersive, holistic educational experience for every student. Support for programs such as the 61´«Ã½ Academy, First-Generation @ Scripps, and the Summer Science Immersion Program allows us to fulfill that promise.
Why? Because talent and promise matter more than family income.
Malena Sparano ’26: Turning Language Study and Scholarship Support into Global Possibility