Here is a list of universities that accept undocumented students:
Freedom University: http://www.freedomuniversitygeorgia.com
Notre Dame University:
In 2013, Notre Dame University announced that it will follow Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) guidelines issued by the Department of Homeland Security to address undocumented applicants. The university will no longer treat undocumented students as international students.
Admissions: http://admissions.nd.edu/admission-and-application/
New York Universities: http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/scmsAdmin/uploads/004/486/access_to_postsecondary.pdf
Illinois Universities:
- Chicago State University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://csu.edu/Admissions/documents/JohnADMISH200912301010911.pdf
- Under Citizenship, check the option that states: “Requesting consideration under Illinois Public Act 93-007”
- Eastern Illinois University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.eiu.edu/~admissions/pdf/eiuundergradapp.pdf
- Check the option that states: “Illinois House Bill 60 (undocumented)”
- Governors State University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.govst.edu/uploadedFiles/Apply/gsu_undergraduate_application.pdf
- See note #4 under Instructions. Under Citizenship Status, check “Undocumented”
- Illinois State University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://admissions.illinoisstate.edu/downloads/undergraduate_application.pdf
- See question 8 and check the option that states: “I am requesting admission as an “undocumented” student who lives in the United States with no documentation stating U.S. citizenship or legal residency”
- Northeastern Illinois University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.neiu.edu/DOCUMENTS/Admissions%20-%20Docs/Undergraduate_Applic...
- Under Citizenship Status, check the option that states: “Non U.S. Citizen (select if other categories do not apply”
- Northern Illinois University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.neiu.edu/DOCUMENTS/Admissions%20-%20Docs/Undergraduate_Applic...
- Under Citizenship Status, check the option that states: “Non U.S. Citizen (select if other categories do not apply”
- Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admission http://admissions.siuc.edu/pdfs/2010-2011app.pdf
- Under Citizenship, check the option that states: “Requesting consideration under Illinois Public Act 93-007”
- Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admission http://www.siue.edu/apply/pdf/2011-2012-SIUE-undergraduate-application.pdf
- Answer questions 8 and 9. Under question 9, check the option that states: “Requesting consideration under Illinois Public Act 93-007”
- University of Illinois at Chicago
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.uic.edu/depts/oar/forms/application_undergrad_freshman.pdf
- See question 8. Check the option that states: “Non-citizen”
- Also, complete the Illinois Residency Affidavit Formhttp://www.usp.uillinois.edu/residency/Affidavit.pdf
- University of Illinois at Springfield
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.uis.edu/admissions/documents/2010-2011UndergradApplication.pdf
- Under General Information, answer questions under the option that states: “I am requesting consideration under Public Act 93-7”
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://admissions.illinois.edu/application/pdf/app10_f.pdf
- Check option “H: Noncitizen” on question 10 and answer question 27
- Western Illinois University
- Complete the Application for Undergraduate Admissionhttp://www.student.services.wiu.edu/admissions/pdf/application.pdf.
- Select the option that states: “Requesting consideration under Illinois Public Act 93-7”
What's Next?
Get comfortable asking for help. Planning for college is not something you do by yourself— it’s really a team effort. But it is up to you to put together your team. That means talking to the adults in your life who can help—from your parent, guardian or other family member to your teacher, school counselor, college coach, and mentors at local community organizations.
Meet Your School Counselor and College Coach
Seek guidance and get answers to your questions. School counselor and your college and career coach are two of your best resources when planning for college. Counselors and college coaches have information about admission tests, college preparation and your education and career options. They are aware of colleges that admit and grant institutional aid to undocumented students.
Take the right classes.
To get into college, start by taking the right classes in high school. Find out what classes you need to meet entrance requirements and sign up for them now. Lock in requirements. You may not need them to finish high school, but most colleges require three to four years of math, English, science and social studies. Plus, most want at least two years of the same foreign language.
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