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Click on the link that matches your status and the year for which you’re applying:

Non-Illinois Residents, choose the academic year you will begin     2023-2024      2024-2025 academic year  

Unless noted otherwise, undocumented students are eligible for the scholarships found on our Scholarships Page. 

Grants are similar to scholarships -you do not repay them- but a grant is “need-based” so it considers your family’s resources. To apply, complete the application matching your status and academic year.

Students enrolling for the first time in the Fall of 2023 may receive grant and scholarship funds totaling up to $42,000.

You can expect to receive similar aid each year if your academic performance is consistent with the standards of the College. The amount you need to pay will increase, as tuition and other costs also increase. An annual application is not required.

If you are an undocumented Illinois resident (), you may apply for the following State funds: 

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The following sites will help you identify scholarship opportunities outside of 91¿´Æ¬Íø.

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• Private Scholarship Guide for Undocumented Students   

Work-Study is an opportunity to have a part-time job on campus, and is funded by the College. In most cases the amount offered is up to $2,500 per year, though this is not guaranteed. To qualify, you must: (1) have  status, and (2) show financial need (complete the application matching your status), and (3) have an employment authorization document.

Loans may be available if you have a credit-worthy co-signor who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. The College is not a lender.  View some of the loan options.

Illinois DREAM Act