<p>I'm an undocumented student so without a social security number i don't get any fafsa, calgrants, or scholarships(unless they're private). do the universities give any kind of help? you see i got into UC Davis and UCSB, but didn't get into UCLA(top choice) so i was planning to go to cc first and then transfer to ucla, but you see i don't wanna spend two years of the university experience at a community college. so i was thinking on going to UCSB but I forgot that I had that issue that i'm not a citizen. the deadline for decision was two days ago and i didn't responded. can u do stil accept after the deadline or not? </p>
<p>after you guys read all this could you give me your advise on what i should do please.(go to cc or straight to 4 year college)</p>
<p>we don't have that kind of money to pay for a school. but that's why i was asking if the schools give some sort of particular help for people in my situation.</p>
<p>"we don't have that kind of money to pay for a school. but that's why i was asking if the schools give some sort of particular help for people in my situation."</p>
<p>I suppose I'm the only taxpayer reading this, so that's probably why I'm the only one who is completely offended at the thought of tax dollars going to pay for a college education for someone who is in the country illegally.</p>
<p>I know that USC is considering, or has already implemented, some sort of financial aid for undocumented students. Sorry MommaJ. I know that they already allow applications for merit-based aid but not need-based. Huge uproar on their Daily Trojan or whatever their media outlet is called. Don't know about anywhere else but you might be able to do a little research about it and see.</p>
<p>" suppose I'm the only taxpayer reading this, so that's probably why I'm the only one who is completely offended at the thought of tax dollars going to pay for a college education for someone who is in the country illegally."</p>