In Limbo: An Immigrant Student’s Path to a College Degree
A former undocumented student shares the challenges she encountered on the road to an undergraduate degree.
How Students From Mixed-Status Families Are Doubly Damaged by the FAFSA Mess
The release of the Better FAFSA, the new version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, was greatly anticipated, promising an opportunity to expand the potential of higher education and access to social mobility.
Updated Ed Trust Comment on FSA ID Creation for Non-SSN FAFSA Filers
Process for FSA ID Account Creation for Individuals Without a Social Security Number in Connection With Person Authentication Service (PAS).
Ed Trust Comment on FSA ID Creation for Non-SSN FAFSA Filers
Comment on the process for FSA ID account creation for individuals without a Social Security number (SSN) in connection with person authentication service (PAS).
How Colleges Can Better Support Undocumented Students in the Aftermath of the Affirmative Action Ban
Here are some recommendations on how colleges can better support undocumented students in the wake of the affirmative action ban and remove barriers that often deter these students from obtaining a postsecondary degree.
An Undocumented Student’s Uphill Road to College and Career Success
As a DACA recipient in Tennessee, my higher education journey wasn’t easy. I didn’t qualify for in-state tuition because my state prohibits undocumented students from accessing it. Never mind that…
Allowing All Undocumented Students to Get Driver’s and Professional Licenses Would Help Them Thrive
Expanding higher education access for undocumented students isn’t just a matter of lifting restrictions on college enrollment and financial aid. To help undocumented students reach their full potential, states should…
Eliminating Barriers to a Higher Education for Undocumented Students Is an Urgent Need
The United States is home to more than 400,000 undocumented students in higher education, including 181,000 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)-eligible students. This means that one out of every…