We expanded our Access Partnerships through a collective impact model, launching 18 new partnerships to provide more individuals from marginalized populations with affordable pathways to job-relevant skills and life-changing careers in technology. We helped learners fulfill their career aspirations and do good for the world with more than 24,800 students graduating from healthcare verticals since inception, including from nursing, social work, and counseling programs. We enabled students to complete more than 30 million clinical hours at placement sites across all 50 states. We invested in more accessible and affordable programs, including a $10,000 disruptively priced master’s degree in artificial intelligence (AI) from the University of Texas at Austin. We continued to help our partners drive student diversity, with diversity in our graduate degree programs exceeding the national average for certain groups. This includes female (66%), Black or African American (19.4%), and Asian (10.4%) students. We increased gender and race/ethnicity representation in our workforce leadership at the VP level or higher, including an equal 50-50 male-to-female ratio.