If need-based aid is not available, is there a feasible path undocumented students can take to pay for their education with stackable merit scholarships, loans and/or grants from your school?: Realistically, no - unless there is willingness to pay out of pocket for the remaining balance. Without eligibility for federal or state grants and federal loan funds, the path to having enough aid to cover is very steep.
Other financial aid information: If eligible, the FAFSA…if not eligible to complete the FAFSA we can provide a unique institutional form.
What would be the requirements for such scholarships and what would a student's chances of getting them?: Merit and/or financial need – over 90% of all students get something.
Are undocumented students eligible for need-based aid?: From institutional funds, yes.
Admissions Information
Does your school provide merit aid specially for undocumented students?: No
Are you need-blind for undocumented students?: Yes
Are undocumented students considered international or domestic?: Domestic
What other piece of advice would you give an undocumented student hoping for admission at your school?: Take the most rigorous high school courses you can and do well in those courses!
Other admissions information: Makes no difference in the admissions process
How would their status affect their application?: Makes no difference in the admissions process
Are there any restrictions on merit aid for undocumented students at your school?: No
Is there a special contact point for undocumented students?: No
Other Information
Student Life
Are there organized groups or clubs comprised of or advocating for undocumented students in your school?: We typically do not have any clubs like this, but students are free to attempt to start any club that they desire.