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• Student Educational Plan
• Assistance with financial aid application
• California non-resident tuition exemption
  • AB 540 & California Reclassification Questionnaire
  • Internship and job opportunities
  • Academic and personal counseling
  • Volunteer opportunities
  • FREE Immigration services
  • Educational resources on-and-off campus
  • Referrals as needed

The passage of AB130 and 131 laws allows students who meet AB540 criteria to apply for and receive non-state funded grants and/or scholarships to public colleges and universities. Specific requirements must be met by students to be eligible for the Board of Governors Waiver, Cal Grants and other grant programs.

AB540 & Reclassification

California state law requires that each student enrolled in or applying for admission to a California community college provide information and evidence to determine his/her residence classification for tuition purposes.

• Admissions and Records
• AB540
• Reclassification Questionnaire
• Residency Requirements

The UFW Foundation’s Community College Project offers a unique opportunity for students, staff and faculty at California Community Colleges to access personalized immigration legal services from highly qualified attorneys and accredited representatives in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Mixteco, Mandarin and more.

Â鶹´«Ã½ is open to all qualified students over the age of 18. If you are still in high school as a junior or senior, you may apply if you have permission from your parents. High school counselor, and high school principal.

Steps to Enroll

On and Off Campus

Â鶹´«Ã½ provides students with holistic support and connection to essential resources on-and-off campus.

• Basic Needs
• EOPS
• Special Programs
• Tutoring
• Career and Employment
• Technology Support