Full Ride Alert! The Golden Door Scholarship for DACA Students. Apply NOW!

The Golden Door Scholarship is a full, four year scholarship for DACA students. Scholarship recipients will receive funding to support tuition, room and board for a four-year degree at Golden Door partner schools and schools offering in-state tuition to students with DACA status, beginning Fall semester, 2019.  Students who have applied to or are interested in other colleges should also apply. We will support students at non-partner schools on a case-by-case basis. Note that Golden Door will match scholarship recipients to partner and other colleges, based on student preference and school admission slot availability.

Golden Door will host two Webinars to answer FAQ's and provide tips on submitting college applications to give you the best chance of being offered admission to the school of your choice. The first Webinar will be on Monday, 10/1/18 and the second will be on Friday 10/26/18. More information will be sent to those who have applied before each Webinar.

Please review the important information below and FAQ section of our website prior to submitting your Golden Door Scholars application.
Application deadline is Thursday, 10/25/18 at 11:59pm EST
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis, so applying early is helpful
Applications received after Thursday, 10/25/18 will not be considered
Applicants must have DACA

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