Are you concerned about immigration issues? The Dream Center can help you with DACA, AB540 admissions, the California Dream Act and more. We are here to answer questions and provide support in a welcoming and safe space.


The Undocumented Community Center (UCC) can assist you with:

Enrolling at
Skyline College

 

Immigration
Legal Clinic

 

Contact the
Undocumented Community Center

On Campus & Online
Monday - Friday: 9 am - 4:30 pm

Visit: Building 1, Room 1-219

Email: skylineucc@smccd.edu

Call: (650) 738-4220

Connect with our resources

  • Financial Aid: California Dream Act (AB540)
    • UCC staff can help undocumented students find out if you are eligible for different kinds of financial assistance
    • Learn more about AB540
  • Immigration Legal Clinic
    • The clinic is open to students, staff, and the public. All consultations are virtual, free and confidential.
    • Make an Appointment
  • Deferred Action for Child Arrivals (DACA)
    • Some undocumented youth who came to the U.S. as children may be granted a type of temporary permission to stay in the U.S.
    • SMCCD DACA Resources

The UCC Mission Statement

The Skyline College Undocumented Community Center is committed to increasing engagement and awareness surrounding issues that impact the undocumented community by building leadership skills, promoting social justice, and advocating for access and equity within higher education.

Our goal is to empower the undocumented community by providing a safe space, fostering a support network, and removing barriers. Additionally, we strive to create equitable access to resources in order to support an informed and involved community that is capable of self-advocacy.

SMCCD Undocumented Community Resources

The San Mateo County Community College District affirms under the California Constituion that all students, faculty, and staff—regardless of immigration status— have a right to privacy and the inalienable right to attend campuses which are safe, secure and peaceful. The California Supreme Court has affirmed that an immigrant student’s right to an equal educational opportunity is “a vitally important right in our society.” Protections are expressly codified in California law to assure educational access for all, regardless of a student’s immigration status.

Read more about SMCCD resources for our Undocumented Community.

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