Post-Secondary Education Assistance Program (PEAP) helps motivated students from financially challenged households pursue post-secondary education and career training. PEAP students must live in Tredyffrin or Easttown Townships and can attend any school in the area. PEAP may provide tuition gap assistance and other education-related support to help students with their post-secondary education plans which may include traditional four-year colleges, community colleges, trade or vocational schools, and technical training or licensure programs.

Mentorship and Guidance

Financial barriers are often accompanied by informational and navigational challenges. PEAP mentors are available to help students understand the college or program application process, evaluating post-secondary options, and financial literacy.

The Goal of PEAP

The goal of PEAP is to encourage financial independence and self-sufficiency through stable employment, breaking cycles of poverty, and reducing long-term reliance on financial asssitance to promote future financial stability for them and their families.