The new 2024-25 FAFSA will have a greater impact on divorced parents, undocumented parents and those with multiple kids in school. Maria Hernandez, our Director of Curriculum and Engagement, highlights…
10,000 Degrees student, Hanan J. is featured in Marin Magazine’s Tips for Students: How to Inspire Your Child to Love Learning….
Supporting Students Nationwide On campuses across the Bay Area & Utah 10,000 Degrees now reaches students from low-income backgrounds in eight Bay Area counties, Utah—and growing. We are expanding our…
…WebGrants for Students CSAC Account A WebGrants for students account is used to view and manage your state financial aid (Cal Grant). This account is created through CSAC, California’s organization…
10,000 Degrees Regional Director for Sonoma and Napa counties, Katrin Ciaffa, shared how our scholarships and wrap-around support is helping students who identify as Asian American Pacific Islander get to…
…hit our students hardest. After they’ve already borne the brunt of the pandemic-induced drops in enrollment and college persistence, our students will now find college acceptance letters even more elusive….
10,000 Degrees expanded its partnership with the Napa Valley Unified School District to support low-income students with higher education and career planning….
Jose Jimenez, our Director of College Access, San Francisco & Silicon Valley, shares insight into FAFSA glitches and how it is impacting all students, especially those who are “mixed-immigration status….
Gabriela Esquivias, 10,000 Degrees Program Manager Northern Sonoma, shares how FAFSA complications continue to negatively impact students across the country, including those here in the Bay Area….
Stories on Navigating Graduate School as an Undocumented Student…
Some undocumented individuals may qualify for work authorization programs such as DACA, TPS, or other programs. The eligibility for these programs varies, and changing policies may impact these programs. Use…
