On the record: I want to go to college after prison, how do I navigate college admissions?

I have a criminal record and I want to go to college. The criminal justice system and higher education are two major systems that can arise significant challenges for individuals, especially those with a criminal record. Tune in as VanKe’via and Dr. Stewart discuss the impact of a criminal record on higher educational opportunities, including navigating college admissions and financial aid. Dr. Robert Stewart is an Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Maryland. He studies the social, political, and collateral consequences of criminal legal involvement, emphasizing the accumulating effects of criminal legal interaction and criminal records on impacted people and communities.Preface:This episode does not intend to serve as legal advice. For more help and assistance, please consult with a legal attorney. The information provided is based on research and does not reflect the opinions of More Life: The Reentry Podcast or the guests of the podcast.Want to learn more about Dr. Robert Stewart, check out his social media and professional website:Bluesky mediaRobert Stewart TwitterTo learn more about the impact of a criminal record on college admissions and financial aid: How to get into college if you have a criminal recordAdmissions and Access for Incarcerated Individuals Navigating Higher Education and Employment: Resource Toolkit For People Impacted by the Criminal Legal System Formerly Incarcerated College Graduate Network Want an experiential understanding of reentry?Checkr Reentry Simulation Instagram: @morelifethereentrypodcast Want to send us topic ideas or reach out to us? Complete the form: Topic Ideas FormPlease listen, rate, and review. Thank you, More Life!Host: VanKe’via Garner, M. S.Produced by Jordan Cox https://uppbeat.io/track/hartzmann/good-feelingsLicense Code:WWUKNN1ALHEZYUNF