Undocumented Students
DU is committed to minimizing any obstacles students may face. While undocumented students have limited eligibility for financial aid, and are not eligible for any federal aid such as work-study and federal student loans, we're pleased to be able to offer certain types of funding from the University of Denver and the State of Colorado.
Institutional Aid
At the graduate level, most available scholarships are merit-based and are awarded by individual academic departments. For many merit-based scholarships, you're automatically considered when you apply for admission. Some, however, will require a separate application. All types of institutional aid at DU are awarded by individual academic units (instead of our office). If you have questions about the availability of scholarships, be sure to contact your graduate department directly.
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Inclusive Excellence Resources & Services
Find institutional, local, state and national resources and services that support and address the needs of our international, immigrant, Muslim, undocumented and DACAmented students.
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