Socioeconomic factors greatly influence educational accessibility, impacting students' ability to access quality education. Low-income families often face barriers such as inadequate resources, lack of transportation, and limited access to technology. These challenges can hinder student engagement and achievement. Furthermore, disparities in funding for schools contribute to unequal educational opportunities, affecting the quality of teaching and learning materials. Addressing these socioeconomic obstacles is essential for promoting equity in education. Programs focused on providing financial assistance, mentorship, and community support can help bridge gaps and create a more inclusive educational environment.