General Intelligence(s) is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization committed to providing high school and undergraduate students from disadvantaged communities and school districts with resources for success. General Intelligence(s) is one of the first peer-to-peer initiatives to help students gain crucial life skills and the social capital necessary for success. Students from First-generation and Low-Income communities, or who identify as members of these communities, often struggle with the transition to college and additional challenges upon matriculation. Our organization guides students with the transition and adjustment to post-secondary institutions- a crucial aspect left out of many college related organizations. At General Intelligence(s), we don’t believe that the “job is done” once someone is accepted to a post-secondary institution. Many components of the college experience and application process are not as intuitive or meritocratic as people may believe them to be and this disproportionately impacts students who have not had access to the same resources and information early in their academic careers. Furthermore, many student curriculums across the nation do not cover basic, yet crucial, skills such as introductory coding, cultural awareness (& appreciation), financial literacy and finding mentors in a field of intended study. Our goals are to raise awareness on the severity of the issue on campuses across the United States, and to help provide schools and students with resources to help bridge the gap. We provide daily content, partnerships with other organizations on specialized webinars, and mentorship and tutoring programs with high school seniors, undergraduates and career professionals. Check us out at generalintelligences.org