| AB 540 |
In State Tuition
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Exempts students from out-of-state tuition fees |
- Attend three full years of high school in CA or the equivalent for a GED
- Graduate from a CA high school, obtain a Certificate of Completion or a GED in CA
- Not possess a valid nonimmigrant visa (unless a T or a U)
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| AB 2000 |
Expansion of AB 540 |
Expands AB 540 to include students who graduate early from high school with 3 years of HS credit |
Students who meet the AB 540 requirements and have obtained a high school diploma either by attending a CA high school or an accelerated learning program |
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| AB 130 |
California Dream Act First Bill |
Students who meet the in-state tuition requirements are able to apply for and receive scholarships from non-state funds. |
Those who qualify for AB 540 |
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| AB 131 |
California Dream Act Second Bill |
Allows students that meet the in-state tuition requirements to apply for state financial aid at CA public colleges and universities. |
Those who qualify for AB 540 |
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| SB 1210 |
CA DREAM Loan Program |
Undocumented students attending a UC or CSU campus may receive a loan of up to $4,000 each academic year with a cap of $20,000 total. |
- AB-540 qualifying students
- Those who have the qualifying income
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| SB 1159 |
Professional Licenses for 2016 |
This bill prohibits any of the 40 licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs from denying licensure to an applicant based on their citizenship status or immigration status. |
Anyone eligible to apply for a license after completing their education |
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| AB 60 |
Driver License Implementation |
This bill requires the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue driver licenses to an applicant who is unable to prove legal presence in the US. |
Any undocumented individual who is able to pass all driver license requirements |
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