In-state tuition at public universities through AB 540
Cal Grants to help cover the cost of college tuition9
Board of Governor’s fee waiver
Institution-specific grants and scholarships at many University of California and California State University campuses
UC’s California DREAM Loan Program for undocumented students to take out loans when enrolled at least part time
Undocumented Student Centers on UC campuses and a number of CSU and community college campuses to provide resources and support to undocumented students
Free legal services available to undocumented students at most UC campuses through support from the UC Immigrant Legal Services Center

California state and local leaders have also stepped up during uncertain times to protect California’s undocumented student population.

Members of the state legislature have introduced bills and resolutions that would extend protections for undocumented youth and families.
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction sent a letter to all K-12 superintendents urging them to declare their districts safe havens.
Many K-12 districts have passed sanctuary resolutions, refer families to CBOs and legal service providers, and train counselors/staff to help students navigate the college application process.
Some K-12 school and district staff are creating sample lessons for classrooms on issues affecting undocumented students.
Numerous college presidents have stated their institutions are sanctuary campuses, and some UC campuses offer trainings to help faculty and staff advocate for undocumented students.

Supporting Undocumented Students and Students from Mixed Status Families

Undocumented Students in California: What You Should Know