Students spend much of their senior year applying for colleges or universities, and many also have to apply for scholarships, which have different deadlines. These resources can help guide an undocumented student in their application process for college.

Undocumented Student Resources

College Finder

The Tennessee Higher Education Commission with the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation developed a website of post-secondary opportunities for students across the state. Users can search for schools by type, location, cost, size, and housing.

College Results

College Results (CR) is an interactive, user-friendly web tool designed by EdTrust, to provide policymakers, counselors, parents, students, and others with information for nearly every four-year university in the country. Undocumented students in Tennessee can use this resource to learn more about schools that interest them, both in and out of state.

Citizen and Immigration Status

Your citizen and immigration status may impact your eligibility to receive state or federal financial aid. This resource should not be taken in place of any legal advice from a board-certified legal professional. For legal advice, please visit Immigration Law Help or Immigration Legal Intake Service from Immigrants Rising.

More from the Undocumented Student Resource Hub

Preparing

Are you a high school student wondering what you need to do now to prepare for college?

Applying

Are you a senior in high school and ready to apply for college?

Paying

What options are available to help undocumented students in Tennessee pay for college?

Supporting

Are you an educator wanting to create an inclusive environment for undocumented students?

Graduating

How can undocumented graduates prepare to confidently enter the workforce?

Advocating

How can you advocate for undocumented students and their communities?