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Welcome
California State University, Dominguez Hills is proud to welcome you to our campus. As an institution that embraces and celebrates diversity in all its forms, we aim to support the academic, professional, and personal development of undocumented students and be a resource for undocumented immigrant students and their families. All California State University campuses welcome and support students without regard to their immigration status. The CSU system will continue to make every effort to provide a safe and welcoming campus environment for all our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the community. We are a university that prides itself in inclusion. Anything that diminishes one member of our community diminishes us all. Undocumented students currently enrolled at CSUDH continue to be important and valued members of our community.
Mission
The mission of the Toro Dreamers Success Center (TDSC) is to serve, support, and advocate for the academic, professional, and personal development and success of all undocumented students at CSU Dominguez Hills. We serve as a resource and provide a safe and welcoming environment for undocumented students and their allies. The TDSC offers a range of programs and services to educate the campus community and support undocumented students’ access, persistence, graduation, and post-graduate pursuits.
Support the Toro Dreamers Success Center and Toro Dreamers
Now more than, ever undocumented students need our support. Join us in taking a stand and making an investment in their future and make a gift to provide financial assistance, programming and services to students that identify as undocumented. Your gift helps us provide the resources we need to ensure equitable quality of education for our undocumented students. Thank you for supporting our mission.
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Resources for Undocumented Students
In an effort to provide additional resources for students and campuses, the Chancellor’s Office has relaunched a website on Resources for Undocumented Students. The information includes admission process, financial aid, campus support, legal support services, overview of AB540/2000 and the California Dream Act, systemwide communications, and other resources that include organizations such as the ACLU, National Immigration Law Center, Immigrant Legal Resource Center and federal government agencies. View CSU Resources for Undocumented Students [pdf].
Prospective and Current
The information here is intended to provide prospective and current CSUDH undocumented students with important information about how to access the university, as well as important financial resources to support your success and ease your experience at our institution.
FAQ's for Students & Allies
This is where you can find important information about state policies, financial aid, scholarships, and where to find student, staff, and faculty allies on campus at CSUDH.