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Register for the 2025 Virtual UndocuGrads Presentation on Applying to Grad School as an Undocumented Student

By My Undocumented Life on September 24, 2025 • ( 0 )

Are you an undocumented student thinking about applying to grad school? Or are you an educator/staff member who works closely with undocumented students? Make sure to register for the 2025 UndocuGrads Virtual Presentation hosted through the My Undocumented Life blog! At the presentation, attendees will receive helpful information and resources for applying to and navigating graduate school. All information will be tailored to undocumented students (with or without DACA). The purpose of the presentation is to provide a closer look at what graduate school and the application process are like.

Here are a few topics we will be covering:

– Applying to graduate school as an undocumented student
– Paying for your graduate school applications and tuition
– Steps you can take now to start preparing your application
– … and more!

Important information about the presentation:

Date: Wednesday October 8, 2025
Location: Virtual presentation via Zoom
Updated time: 1pm – 1:40pm PST (4pm – 4:40pm EST)

The deadline to register is October 6, 2025

***The Zoom link will be provided to you the day before the presentation***

The presentation will be facilitated by Carolina.

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