About Us
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Celebrating our 2025 Granite Edvance graduates
We’ll admit it, we love any reason to celebrate here at Granite Edvance (especially if it involves cake). But graduation season might be our...
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Where instinct and analysis meet: Christiana Thornton reflects on the college-planning journey with son, Owen
To the crowd in the bleachers and the batter at the plate, Owen Thornton’s best pitches whiz by like meteors, gone before the brain can make...
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New Xello tool streamlines college-and-career planning and empowers students
In her first year at Littleton High school, Ashtyn Chadburn took a skills assessment through Xello, the online learning platform her school had...
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Granite Edvance’s Christiana Thornton and Elena Alois to be honored at New Hampshire 200 event
Flip through the pages of this year’s edition of New Hampshire 200, and you’ll find not one but two Granite Edvance team members: Christiana...
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Scenes from Destination College 2025
We can all recall moments when our future came into focus: a story that inspired us, a person who influenced us, a door that opened for us. At...
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‘We’re all in this together’
Shelby Miuzzo has found her perfect fit in the tightly woven community that supports student success. Few people who know Shelby Miuzzo will be...
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New board chair Paul Provost gets a close-up look at Granite Edvance
Never mind that he’d just retired from his post as president of NHTrust. Paul Provost was eager to get a look at his best-fit occupations as he...
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The Year in Review: reaching more students, building new partnerships, and deepening our impact
As a nonprofit whose mission is to help students find and fund their future pathways, we tend to keep our eyes on the road ahead here at Granite...
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How we’re bridging funding gaps for families
Funding for college has been part of our mission for decades. We recognize that many students and families will confront a funding gap when...
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At ApplyNH, students get personalized support with college applications
They came with questions, from the philosophical to the practical. They left with stickers, fun-sized candies, and completed college...