TheDream.US is now accepting scholarship applications from students with undocumented immigration status who plan to attend college (“DREAMers”) during the 2016-17 academic year. The scholarship awards up to $25,000 toward a bachelor’s degree and up...
A motivated, hardworking high school senior with plans to attend college next fall, Giancarlo Tejeda is like many other high school seniors in Florida. Having excelled in school, Tejada has applied and been offered admission to colleges including the University of...
On July 1, Florida joined 17 other states in allowing some undocumented students to attend Florida colleges and universities at in-state rates. To qualify, undocumented students must apply to college within two years of their high school graduation and submit a...
Over the weekend, Governor Rick Scott signed new legislation into law that stands to save veterans, undocumented immigrant students and purchasers of the Florida Prepaid College Plan thousands of dollars a year. In addition, a new cap on the tuition differential, a...
Miami Dade College student Dianeli Mendez is one of the college’s twenty-two recipients of a national scholarship for undocumented college students. First announced on February 11, TheDream.US provides higher education funding for students drawn from the nearly...
