California Community Colleges knows “undocumented” applies to students from all backgrounds. We understand the challenges undocumented students face and are here to help with a variety of resources.
Get additional support to help remain focused on your education and your success. Students can find information on basic needs support services – such as food pantries, housing, transportation and more– at their local community college.
You can join thousands of students across the state in making a difference in your community while earning money to help pay for college.
As part of the service experience, California College Corps Fellows will earn up to $10,000, receive ongoing training, and become part of a statewide cohort of young leaders across California. Undergraduate students at any partner campus of the #CaliforniansForAll College Corps are invited to apply now.
Possibly not. The CARES Act does not require Pell grants or federal student loans to be returned if you had to drop out due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Check with your college on how state assistance or other financial aid may be affected.
Colleges have been authorized to transfer financial aid funds between programs on an emergency basis. Make sure to explain your situation to your college to see if you can receive emergency assistance.
