Be the educator who transforms roadblocks into opportunities for undocumented students in California! Use our cutting edge resources and tools to provide critical support for your students. Additionally, learn how to implement promising practices and build undocu-friendly institutions.
TOP 10 WAYS TO SUPPORT UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS
Strengthen the support you provide for undocumented students with these concrete suggestions.
QUICK GUIDE TO COLLEGE ACCESS
Check out this list of resources regarding CA in-state tuition eligibility, financial aid, and scholarships.
A GUIDE TO BUILDING ON-CAMPUS UNDOCUMENTED STUDENT PROGRAMS
Learn how to establish and strengthen support services and sustainable programming for undocumented students at your college or university.
SENATE BILL 68 (SB 68)
Learn more about the expansion of in-state tuition eligibility in California through SB 68, which now includes new attendance and degree requirements.
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