Immigration Resources

FAQs

Yes. 麻豆国产AV will accept and consider applications from undocumented students.

麻豆国产AV College will give full consideration to all undocumented students, and has a formal relationship with , which works with students who have DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) status.

Because undocumented students (including those who have DACA status) are not eligible for federal financial aid, 麻豆国产AV鈥檚 policy is to review their applications with our international applicant pool and consider them for the financial aid dollars that are set aside for that population. In keeping with 麻豆国产AV鈥檚 generous financial aid policy for international students, for those undocumented students who are admitted, 麻豆国产AV will meet 100 percent of their demonstrated financial need.

U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents whose parents are undocumented will be considered for admission within the context of 麻豆国产AV鈥檚 domestic applicant pool, and in keeping with our need-blind admission policy. These students are eligible for 麻豆国产AV financial aid consideration and federal funding, and if they qualify for need-based financial assistance, their award will be based on their family鈥檚 documented income and assets.

The College does not now and will not in the future share information about the immigration status of our students, unless legally required to do so.

The College does not now and will not in the future assist with the enforcement of immigration laws against members of the campus community, unless we are legally required to do so.

Additional Resources

On Campus
Campus resources available to anyone with questions or concerns (business hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
Dean of Students Office Allen Harrison, Associate Dean of Students	315-859-4021 aharriso@hamilton.edu
Counseling Center	315-859-4340
Days-Massolo Center	315-859-4279
Academic Support for Multilingual Students	315-859-4150
Human Resources Office Mike Thayer, Employment Manager	315-859-4302 mtthayer@hamilton.edu
Opportunity Programs	315-859-4398

Off Campus
Governmental	U.S. Customs and Border Protection:
Higher Education	ACE: Visit the for questions and answers about immigration, DACA, “sanctuary campuses” and other forms of assistance NAFSA: Association of International Educators Visit the to access NAFSA statements, read FAQs on Immigration Benefits and learn about the organization’s Travel Advisory in light of the Executive Order Travel Ban
Legal	: 804-775-3825, hkonrad@lawmh.com Director in the Immigration Practice group of McCandlish Holton, P.C. in Richmond, Virginia : This website tells you your basic rights when you encounter law enforcement at airports and other U.S. ports of entry This website allows you to search for a paid lawyer This website allows you to search by zip code for a non-profit immigration resource provider Liberty Defense Project Provides pro bono immigration legal services for New Yorkers faced with deportation. : This website offers information about the executive order on immigration, DACA and other related topics. You can also sign up for regular email updates about immigrants’ rights or read the organization’s helpful list of FAQs

The information on these pages was compiled from numerous sources, including the Brown University Undergraduate Admission webpage, CNN, Harvard University Global Support Services, The New York Times and the Syracuse University Slutzker Center for International Services.

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