Mission College is a public community college that strives to ensure students have access to resources to be successful.
The undocumented student population includes individuals without legal status, those with work authorization (DACA), and students whom are eligible for AB 540, AB 130, and AB 131. The following resources serve as a hub for students, faculty, staff, and the community.
For campus staff contacts, please check out Allies for Undocumented Students.
DACA Virtual Workshop through the San Francisco Office of Immigrant Relations on 1/26! Register for the free event HERE!
Troubling Times- You are not alone! Connect with our Mental Health specialist at our Health Center or connect with Immigrants Rising to find a mental health specialist for you!
DACA Virtual Workshop through the San Francisco Office of Immigrant Relations on 1/26! Register for the free event HERE! Troubling Times- You are not alone! Connect with our Mental Health specialist at our Health Center or connect with Immigrants Rising to find a mental health specialist for you!
Dreamers "Steps to Success" Roadmap
Print the Dreamer Trifold for Easy Viewing
1
CALIFORNIA DREAM ACT APPLICATION / FINANCIAL AID
The California Dream Act Application allows students interested in attending eligible California Colleges, Universities and Career Education Programs
to apply for state financial aid. This application is unrelated to the federal Deferred
Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Apply by March 2nd for the upcoming
school year!
2
APPLY TO MISSION COLLEGE
Apply to be a student for free at CCC Apply, get a student ID number (in 2-3 business
days) and then register for classes when registration occurs. Go to apply.missioncollege.edu for details.
3
COMPLETE AB 540/2000/68
Complete the AB 540/2000/68 fillable PDF form to waive nonresident tuition. Email it to Admissions & Records.
4
ORIENTATION
Complete the free and self-paced online orientation
5
ASSESSMENT
Take the self placement assessment tests for math and english. (They take less than 10 minutes to complete). For ESL courses, complete our ESL Placement tool.
6
REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Once you have your student ID number, log into My Mission Portal to pay and register for classes.
New Resources and Recent News
Health Coverage Support
Check out Healthier Kids Foundation for guidance on young adult health care options!
Financial Aid for Dreamers
Financial Aid for Dreamers
- Cal Grant, Chafee Grant, Middle Class Scholarship
- UC Grants, State University Grants
- California Community College (CCC) California Promise Grant
- EOP/EOPS
- Some University scholarships
- Some private scholarships administered by campuses
Application deadline for all Dreamer Cal Grants and most of the other aid listed above is March 2.
Scholarship Lists
2021 Scholarship Guides for undergraduate, graduate and fellowships that do not require a social security number through Immigrants Rising!