E-Courses

NEP’s e‑courses provide students, families, and community partners with accessible, self‑paced learning rooted in culture and practical strategy. Each course blends clear guidance with actionable tools — from financial planning and scholarship strategies to academic success, career alignment, and personal wellness.

Designed to turn knowledge into action, our programs help learners build personalized roadmaps, strengthen resilience, and connect education to legacy. Whether you’re navigating college, supporting a student, or scaling impact in your institution, NEP’s e‑courses deliver the clarity and confidence needed to thrive

The Post-Admissions Success Program

For African American students attending predominantly white institutions, support is essential at every stage of the college journey. These students often face gaps created by systems never originally designed with their success in mind. Those gaps can turn into real barriers—academic, social, and emotional. NEP provides the guidance needed to navigate those challenges with confidence, clarity, and a solid plan for success.

The Village to Vanguard Program is a two‑semester online curriculum designed to guide African American students through the unique pressures of attending a predominantly white university. Rooted in cultural affirmation and practical support, the program provides more than coursework — it offers a community.

Students receive monthly check‑ins to evaluate academic progress, emotional stability, and mental health, ensuring that challenges are addressed before they become barriers. In addition, monthly workshops create space for skill‑building, reflection, and connection, helping students strengthen resilience and thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

Outcome: Students move from surviving to leading — equipped with strategies, support, and confidence to transform their college experience into a pathway of success and legacy.

Village to Vanguard

A structured program that guides African American students and their families through what happens after the acceptance letter — making sure they can afford college, choose the right major, and map out a clear, successful 4–5 year journey.

This is where most students fail.
This is where you shine.