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It depends on where they live. If they live in Texas and graduated from a Texas High School, They can be considered domestic. All other undocumented students are intl

To complete their application in its entirety.

Yes. Undoc students should reveal their status to receive appropriate help.

It does not, as far as admission goes. It will affect their student life, however.

There are restrictions on few merit aid awards

There is not within the admissions office. Most students reach out to the intl admissions office with questions.

You can still be reviewed for scholarships by completing a scholarship application. For a list of available scholarships please see the link below. https://scholarships.tamu.edu/

You will complete the TASFA.

Please see the above bullet point. Scholarships are usually based on need, GPA, High School rank, and test scores if you choose to submit. When reviewing students for scholarships we look at the whole student (academically and non-academically) when awarding our scholarships. Some of the criteria we look at includes but is not limited to test scores, GPA, academic achievement, rigorous course load, extracurricular activities, leadership, community service, honor, and awards (academic and non-academic), commitment and longevity, special talent, employment, achievement under difficult circumstance, and/or financial need.

Yes, state and institutional if they are meeting requirements. You must submit a financial aid application. https://financialaid.tamu.edu/Apply

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