College Applications After The Deferred Action

[L_R 0]

DO ANY OF YOU KNOW HOW IS THE PROCESS FOR APPLIYING TO A 4-YR COLLEGE DIFFERENT IF YOU ARE IN THE DEFERRED ACTION THAN IF YOU ARE A LEGAL CITIZEN/RESIDENT?

[pswa83 302]

it would depend on the state that you live in and the school that you are wanting to attend.

in CA, one if one attended a CA hs school and graduated from that same high school, then they would qualify for in-state tuition. there is also the CA Dream Act that allows undocumented students to apply for financial aid.

there are other states that offer in-state tuition to undocumented students. however, some private colleges will not accept DACA applicants.

it would be best to speak to an Admissions Rep at the college you are wanting to attend along with a Financial Aid rep to look into your opinions about what scholarships you can apply for and other options that may be available to you.

[Rawf 336]

There's no real difference other than you won't be eligible for federal money.

Students residing in California and meet the following requirements are eligible to pay in-state tuition at California colleges and universities.

Effective as of October 12, 2001.

Requirements

• Attend a California high school for three or more years
  
• Graduate from a California high school or receive a GED from California
  
• Provide an affidavit stating the student will apply for legalization once he/she is eligible to do so
  

[roadrunner11 167]

Wow California DACA recipients need to take advantage of in-state tuition. It is awesome and makes life a lot easier.

I hope people realize other dreamers are not so blessed.

Keep going to school people

[Santi 353]

Wow California DACA recipients need to take advantage of in-state tuition. It is awesome and makes life a lot easier.

I hope people realize other dreamers are not so blessed.

Keep going to school people

Your support for Higher Ed mirrors mine!

DO WHAT SHE SAYS PEOPLE!

[roadrunner11 167]

Hahaha Santi this creep tops Niki and friends