Preparing

Undocumented students in Tennessee can and do attend college after graduating from high school. Their options range from technical school to four-year institutions, and students should begin planning before senior year in order to explore their options and enroll successfully after they graduate.

Undocumented Student Resources

It may feel overwhelming to explore your postsecondary options if you are an undocumented student in Tennessee. We’ve complied a list of Frequently Asked Questions to help you get started.

Check out our list of commonly used higher education and immigration terms that may be helpful as you navigate your postsecondary options in Tennessee.

Getting ready for college begins much sooner than you might think. Use our College Readiness Checklists to see what key milestones you need to consider throughout high school in order to prepare for college.

There’s a lot to manage when you are planning for college. Use our College Planning Sheets to help you stay organized and capture all of your notes as you plan college visits, learn about scholarship opportunities, and more.

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?