Life After College

Whether you are considering graduate school for the first time or working on your application, our Grad School 101 workshop presentation informs, provides resources, and tailors the application process to meet the needs of undocumented student applicants. In the presentation, we cover considerations on choosing the right program and pathway, what laws and policies might affect you, application component requirements, and how to timeline the process. The resources and links are all live and current; we invite you to engage! If you would like to workshop or complete any of the application components mentioned, don't hesitate to contact our team!

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Every graduate program application requires multiple components with particular deadlines you must meet. We delve into the details that make a meaningful difference in making you a competitive applicant. In this presentation, you will find information on gathering academic transcripts, disclosing your status, requesting strong letters of recommendation, scheduling your application tests, and finding personal statements from applicants who have gained admission to graduate school.

The application process may seem exhaustive, but you are not alone! Reach out to our team for support with any application components mentioned in the presentation!

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In partnership with SlugCents, we put together this workshop to learn practical strategies for budgeting, managing loans, building credit, and exploring crucial financial assistance options.

Find the recording of this workshop presentation HERE

In partnership with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), Erica Lopez, a psychotherapist from CAPS, presented to attendees about navigating the mental health challenges and impacts after graduating college.

The slide deck can be found below.