CADAA-Dream Act Guide app for PC

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The information provided is obtained from the official websites:
www.csac.ca.gov.
www.caldreamact.org
www.cash4college.org
www.webgrants4students.org

CA DREAM ACT (STATE BASED FINANCIAL AID)
The California Dream Act Application allows certain students who meet the requirements below to apply for
and receive state financial aid at California public and private colleges and private scholarships
administered by California public colleges.

The California Dream Act allows some undocumented students to apply for and receive state-based financial aid and institutional scholarships. Passing the California Dream Act symbolizes a milestone victory for undocumented students and allies in California who organized and advocated for increased access to college. This represents a critical investment in undocumented students and in the future of California.

The types of aid included in the CA Dream Act are: Cal Grants, UC Grants, State University Grants, California College Promise Grant and EOP or EOPS grants. It also includes the Middle-Class Scholarships and school-specific scholarships. The CA Dream Act can also give you access to Dream Loans at the CSU or UC, even if you are undocumented.

Who can apply for the California Dream Act?

Undocumented Students must meet the eligibility criteria for AB 540, AB 2000, SB 68 or U-Visa holders to apply for and receive California state financial aid. The California Dream Act allows students to receive state and institutional grants if they meet income guidelines, apply by the priority deadlines, and complete all necessary paperwork on-time.

CADAA-Dream Act App features:

- What is the CADAA section.
- How to apply for the CADAA (California Dream Act Application).
- CADAA Guidelines and news.
- Support section.
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