For asylum seekers, the path to a California education is costly
The proposal would have opened Cal Grants to students with pending asylum cases, but it stalled after passing the Assembly unanimously.
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Times of San Diego
For asylum seekers, the path to a California education is costly
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Up against a massive court backlog that can drag their cases for years, asylum seekers face steep costs when pursuing their dreams of college in California. Asylum-seeking students in California often face a double blow: they are charged higher tuition for nonresidents and excluded from most financial aid. For students and their families, this can mean thousands of…
For asylum-seekers, the path to a California education is costly
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Up against a massive court backlog that can drag their cases for years, asylum seekers face steep costs when pursuing their dreams of college in California. Asylum-seeking students in California often face a double blow: they are charged higher tuition for nonresidents and excluded from most financial aid. For students and their families, this can mean thousands of…
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