100% Need Base Colleges for Undocumented Students

To start off the blog I'm uploading my personal list of colleges (given to me by a friend) of some elite colleges in United States that give a lot if not full financial aid to undocumented students. Hope it helps all those juniors, sophomores, and even freshmen out there!

Need 100% Based:

• Amherst – SAT: 1955 – 2300 / ACT: 30-34 :   Acceptance 15%:  Yes - International
• Barnard  - SAT: 1865 – 2150 / ACT: 28-32 : Acceptance 31%: Yes - International
• Bates – SAT: Optional /  ACT: Optional /  Interview – Recommended:  26%  : Yes – International
• Bowdoin: SAT 1970 – 2240 / 31-33: Recommended Interview : Acceptance 19%: Yes - International
• Brown University: 1970-2285 / 29-34: Acceptance  11% : Yes - International
• Bryn Mawr: 1760-2060 / 26-30: Acceptance 48%:  Yes - International
• California Institute of Technology 2180 – 2345 / 33-35: Acceptance  15%:  Yes  - International
• Campbell University: 1340-1700 / 19-24: Acceptance  36%:  Yes – International
• Carleton College: 1970-2240 /29-33: Acceptance  30%: No – International
•  Carroll University: 21-26:  Recommended Interview – Undocumented Apply as Regular Student 
• University of Chicago: 2045 – 2330 / 28-33: Acceptance  27%: Yes – International but not guaranteed 100% for INT.
• Claremont McKenna College 1925 – 2240/ 29-33 Acceptance: 17.2% Yes – undocumented student must fill out and print FAFSA application/CSS profile, contact Jennifer Sandoval directly/ admission is need-aware so if students get any outside aid it is better to tell admission office
• Colby College
• Colgate University
• Columbia University
• Connecticut College
• Cornell University
• Dartmouth College
• Davidson College
• Duke University
•  Emory University
• Franklin and Marshall College
• Georgetown University
• Gettysburg College
• Grinnell College
• Hamilton College
• Harvard University
• Harvey Mudd College 2120-2320/ 32-34/ Acceptance – 32.05%, Yes – international must also submit a copy of tax return along with CSS Profile, admission is need aware
• Haverford College
• College of the Holy Cross 
• Lafayette College
• Lake Forest College
• Macalester College
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Middlebury College
•  Mount Holyoke College
• The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
• Northwestern University
• The University of Notre Dame
• Oberlin College – undocumented students are consider international students, only about 15% of students are accepted… Financial aid packages include grants/loans/workstudy… They only complete one additional form when applying, diversity fly-in programs are available beginning senior year
• University of PA – undocumented students are considered international students, there admission policy is need aware so it is competitive
• Pitzer – only 1 scholarship available for undocumented student, student must be nominated by high school counselor, minimum GPA of 3.5, 4 yrs at a California high school, must represent community involvement
• Pomona College – 2090 – 2315/ 31-34/ Acceptance 16.14% Yes – undocumented students will receive aid, admission is need blind for all students graduating from a US high school, they will also meet 100% financial need
• Princeton University
• Reed College 1910-2195/ 29-33/ Yes – undocumented students are consider international, very limited aid
• Rice University – undocumented students are consider international students, a limited number of need based aid is available. Students are also eligible for all merit based scholarships  Rice has a fly in program for diverse students, it is by invitation only, they need to see grades at test scores
• University of Richmond – undocumented students are consider international students, each year there is limited need based aid, they are also eligible for merit based aid except for the ARMY ROTC scholarship
• University of Rochester – they offer financial aid for Mexican undocumented students, not sure about other countries…
• Scripps College – 650-750 – they only look at math and verbal/ Yes- undocumented students are consider international, they don’t have money set aside for them but if they are admitted they get a full ride all four years
• Smith College – diversity programs at Smith - Women’s in distinction, discovery weekend – only for admitted applicants, summer science program for juniors, undocumented students are accepted under need aware admission like everyone else, very limited amount of scholarships available.
• St. Olaf College – undocumented students are consider international students, they offer up to full financial aid on a limited basis, they also have a multicultural director her name is Desiree Keenan and they can possibly fly in kids beginning junior year
• Stanford University 2000-2300/ 30-34/ Acceptance 7.97%: Yes – undocumented students must apply as international student, 100% aid is not guaranteed for any income level
• Swarthmore College – financial aid is available, once admitted they will get full aid
• Trinity College – Acceptance rate is 31%, undocumented students are consider international students, the school is need aware during the application process but once you are admitted they will meet your needs 100%, contact Mandi Haines
• Tufts University – aid is offer for undocumented students
• Vanderbilt University – For diversity students you can contact Brandi Smith and the school can offer travel waivers up to $250.00 to visit the campus. Yes – undocumented students are consider international students, there is no 100% need based aid
• Vassar University – aid is offer for undocumented students
• Washington University in St. Louis
• Wellesley College – Yes – undocumented students are international students, aid is very limited and you cannot apply ED or EA
• Wesleyan University 2040 – 2350/ 31-34/ Acceptance 20.5% Yes – undocumented students are consider international students, only 15 students can receive financial aid, about 400 students apply, it is a very tough selection
• Williams College 
• Yale University 2090-2360/ 30 -34 Acceptance 8.56% : Yes – International, must fill out CSS profile, total income must be less than $60,000

The list isn't finished because we are still working on it. Please let me know your thoughts to improve it!

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