Office of Institutional Equity, Diversity & Inclusion

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Resources

Financial Resources for Undocumented Students

Oregon Financial Aid Opportunities

Undocumented and DACA students in Oregon are eligible for the following state financial aid programs, as long as they meet all other program requirements. As part of the application process for these programs, you must complete the Oregon Student Aid Application (ORSAA). The ORSAA is an alternative to the FAFSA for undocumented Oregon students, including students who have Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status or Temporary Protected Status (TPS). Opens in October.

External Funding

Individual Development Account (IDA)
An IDA is a savings account you can invest in your education. You can earn a 3:1 to 5:1 for your savings (it multiplies and it's not a loan.) The following websites can assist you in finding an IDA program near you.

The Ford Family Foundation Scholarship
Undocumented residents who meet certain qualifications are now eligible to apply for scholarships from The Ford Family Foundation. You can apply by submitting the OSAC scholarship application. Deadline March 1.

My Undocumented Life
My Undocumented Life has updated information and resources for undocumented immigrants including scholarships.

Oregon Latino Scholarship Fund
The Oregon Latino Scholarship Fund is for Hispanic ancestry, permanently residing in Oregon or Clark County, Washington. Must apply through the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber.

Scholarships A-Z
Scholarships A-Z provides resources and scholarships making higher education accessible to all regardless of immigration status. Their website lists scholarships by the month and due date.

The Dream.US Scholarships
The Dream.US is a national scholarship covering students’ tuition and fees for associate's and bachelor's degrees at one of their partner institutions such as WOU and EOU. Deadline March 1 by 11:59 pm.>

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Although undocumented students cannot apply to receive federal financial aid, there are financial resources available (see above). For more information, contact LBCC's Office of Institutional Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, at (541) 917-4297.

Para más información, comuníquese con la Institucionalidad de la Equidad y la Participación Estudiantil, al (541) 917-4297.