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Scholarship
- The Mexican American legal Defence force provides 12 pages of scholarships that undocumented immigrants qualify for. The pdf document is attached below.
check out the website at http://www.maldef.org/
- www.fastweb.com is a website that compiles scholarships from all around the country. Students put together a profile of their qualifications and the site finds scholarships that fit their profiles. Very resourceful
- www.collegeboard.com also puts together many ligitimate scholarships.
- The Vallone scholarship - If you graduated from a New York City high school, public or private, with a B average or better, you may qualify for a New York City Council-Vallone Academic Scholarship. To get a Vallone scholarship, you must enroll in a CUNY college within two semesters of your high school graduation. To keep the scholarship, you must maintain a B average or better in college. Also, some schools offer scholarships based on merit. Speak with an admissions counselor for further information on the Vallone Academic Scholarship, other scholarships, financial assistance, and how to apply to CUNY. Applications are also available on the CUNY web site, www.cuny.eduwww1.cuny.edu/about/citizenship/info4undocumented/tuiti...
- www.latinocollegedollars.org, may be of some help for Latino students
- Financial Aid on Immigration status is provided by the following website and shows the qualification based on different immigration status for federal grant www.hostos.cuny.edu/ofa/geninfo/immigration.html
- CUNY Honors College:
The full tuition grants of the CUNY Honors College are also available to undocumented students. The Honors College is available to only the most outstanding students. In addition to the full tuition grant, Honors College students receive a stipend and many other benefits. For additional information about the CUNY Honors College contact:
The CUNY Honors College
University Scholars Programs
The Graduate School and University Center
365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3313
New York, New York 10016-4309
General Information: (212) 817-1811
Fax: (212) 817-2990
Email: info@honorscollege.cuny.edu
Web: www.cuny.edu/honorscollege
check out the website at http://www.maldef.org/
- www.fastweb.com is a website that compiles scholarships from all around the country. Students put together a profile of their qualifications and the site finds scholarships that fit their profiles. Very resourceful
- www.collegeboard.com also puts together many ligitimate scholarships.
- The Vallone scholarship - If you graduated from a New York City high school, public or private, with a B average or better, you may qualify for a New York City Council-Vallone Academic Scholarship. To get a Vallone scholarship, you must enroll in a CUNY college within two semesters of your high school graduation. To keep the scholarship, you must maintain a B average or better in college. Also, some schools offer scholarships based on merit. Speak with an admissions counselor for further information on the Vallone Academic Scholarship, other scholarships, financial assistance, and how to apply to CUNY. Applications are also available on the CUNY web site, www.cuny.eduwww1.cuny.edu/about/citizenship/info4undocumented/tuiti...
- www.latinocollegedollars.org, may be of some help for Latino students
- Financial Aid on Immigration status is provided by the following website and shows the qualification based on different immigration status for federal grant www.hostos.cuny.edu/ofa/geninfo/immigration.html
- CUNY Honors College:
The full tuition grants of the CUNY Honors College are also available to undocumented students. The Honors College is available to only the most outstanding students. In addition to the full tuition grant, Honors College students receive a stipend and many other benefits. For additional information about the CUNY Honors College contact:
The CUNY Honors College
University Scholars Programs
The Graduate School and University Center
365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3313
New York, New York 10016-4309
General Information: (212) 817-1811
Fax: (212) 817-2990
Email: info@honorscollege.cuny.edu
Web: www.cuny.edu/honorscollege
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