Undocumented Students
Undocumented Students
State law allows undocumented students to apply for institutional aid at Connecticut’s public schools to help offset the cost of tuition. To be eligible you must meet certain age, residency, and criminal history requirements. Students must submit an affidavit to the College about their intent to legalize their immigration status when they are eligible to do so. This does not apply to non-immigrant visa holders.
The financial aid application for Connecticut Undocumented Students can be found here.
Pages In This Section
- Fees, Financial Aid and Scholarships
- Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
- Graduate Tuition and Fees
- Military Tuition and Fees
- Billing Policies
- Federal Financial Aid Eligibility Requirements
- Applying for Financial Aid
- Types of Financial Aid Available
- Scholarships and Endowed Funds
- Financial Aid Policies
- Undocumented Students
Undocumented Students
State law allows undocumented students to apply for institutional aid at Connecticut’s public schools to help offset the cost of tuition. To be eligible you must meet certain age, residency, and criminal history requirements. Students must submit an affidavit to the College about their intent to legalize their immigration status when they are eligible to do so. This does not apply to non-immigrant visa holders.
The financial aid application for Connecticut Undocumented Students can be found here.