Everything Ana Rowena Mallari said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Mallari: Low-income students missed elite colleges primarily from lack of information
“What we realized was there was talent sort of all over the country. That was just not accessing these amazing opportunities for lack of information and not even, I mean, they were extremely hardworking. They were very compelling humans.”
Mallari: Scaling requires sacrificing high-touch individual attention to serve more people
“He was able to convince us in a very compelling way that actually we could do much more if we just stepped back a little bit and allowed our energies to go towards a larger number of students at one time. Because at any given moment you can pour your, you know…”
Mallari: Elite colleges use the QuestBridge application instead of their own
“And so over the course of time, what happened was the colleges realized they're getting more information through the application to QuestBridge, and the students are spending so much time Putting together these things that they actually didn't need additional …”
Mallari: QuestBridge has connected and supported about 30,000 students
“We've, Connected and supported these, you know, 30,000 or so individuals.”
Mallari: QuestBridge began as a 20-student Stanford summer program
“It was a very small residential summer program on the Stanford campus. Our very first program, I was, I find this delightful, the very first program was housed in a dorm, which is currently named Narnia. We had 20 students from all over the country. They were …”
Mallari: QuestBridge received 3,000 applicants for just 20 summer spots
“And at this time we had something like 3000 applicants for 20 spots.”
Mallari: QuestBridge ran its summer program 10 years before launching Match
“We had our summer program for 10 years before launching the mass, you know, Questbridge National College match program”