Undocumented Student Resources
A Supportive Community for Undocumented Students

Undocumented Student Resources at Mission College
For personalized guidance and support, reach out to our Dreamer Liaison, Lucia Moreno, at [email protected]. Lucia is available to assist with financial aid, scholarships, and navigating your college experience.

Lucia Moreno
Dreamer Liaison
Scholarships for Undocumented Students
Mission College offers a variety of scholarships to help make your college education more affordable:
- Immigrants Rising Scholarship Lists: A comprehensive collection of scholarships available to undocumented students.
- Merit-Based Scholarships: For students with strong academic records.
- Need-Based Scholarships: For low-income students.
- Project-Based Scholarships: For students working on community or academic projects.
- Partner School-Specific Scholarships: For students participating in specific programs or meeting particular criteria.
Financial Aid Options for Undocumented Students
Mission College provides financial support to help you pay for college:
- California Dream Act Application: Apply for state financial aid, including Cal Grants, UC Grants, and more.
- DACA Fee Assistance: Assistance for students seeking DACA renewal.
- Budget Worksheet Video: A helpful resource to understand college costs and available financial aid options.
Legal and DACA Resources
We understand the importance of legal support for undocumented students and offer the following resources:
- Legal Consultations: Free legal consultations for immigration matters, such as family petitions, DACA, and more. Contact Stanford Law School - Immigrants’ Rights Clinic at (650) 724-9068.
- DACA Fee Assistance: Support for DACA renewal through the United We Dream Network.
Mission College Undocu-Allies Program
Our Undocu-Allies program fosters a safe, supportive campus for undocumented students. Faculty, staff, and administrators undergo training to become allies, ensuring a welcoming environment. If you'd like to connect with an ally or become one, please reach out to us.
Health and Well-Being Resources
Mission College partners with organizations like the Healthier Kids Foundation to provide healthcare resources for young adults, focusing on overall well-being as well as academic success.
State, National, and Local Faculty and Staff Resources
Mission College offers resources for faculty and staff to better support undocumented students:
- California Federation of Teachers (CFT) Resources: Materials for creating safe, supportive environments.
- Safe Zone/Sanctuary Schools Movement: A movement that fosters safe spaces for immigrant students.
- Immigrants Rising: A wealth of information for both educators and students.
- U.S. Department of Education Resource Guide: Guidance for educators to support undocumented youth.
We Look Forward to Helping You Succeed!
At Mission College, we are committed to supporting you throughout your academic journey. We believe in your potential and are here to provide the resources and support you need to thrive. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out.