Resources for Undocumented Students
The pursuit for jobs, internships, and post-grad opportunities for undocumented students can be a strenuous process if you are not sure where to look. With the understanding that the process can be overwhelming at times, we wanted to ensure that students in this position have a starting point in their search.
Here you will also find pages and organizations that provide legal resources, financial resources, and even stories about undocumented people who have experiences in different fields. The information provided is not exhaustive, so please use this as a starting point in your search. You will also find additional resources provided on The Butler Center's website.
Please contact organizations directly to confirm their eligibility requirements. also provides some initial information regarding internships.
Are undocumented students eligible for summer employment opportunities?
Undocumented students have limitations seeking some summer employment oppportunities if they do not have a work permit, but there are still programs that work with students who are not approved or are still waiting for approval. The following are some of those programs:
STEM field Summer Programs
- If you are looking for summer research opportunities and development programs in STEM fields, take a look at
- Pomona College compiled some resources specifically for
- is a an organization dedicated to increasing the pool of underrepresented scientists
Other Resources Regarding Internships and Fellowships
- supports undocumented students in college to connect with others, find internships, and receive guidance in pursuing different opportunities
- Don't forget that 华体会's Public Interest Fellowship Program provides opportunities for CC students that offer great support systems and networks
Post-Grad Opportunities
- support undocumented pre-health students through peer support and professional development. If you are searching for resources for information in related career paths or interested in their advocacy efforts for increased access to health careers and health care for the undocumented community, this is the place to begin