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In 2001, the California State Legislature signed Assembly Bill 540 into law recognizing that “there are high school pupils who have attended elementary and secondary school in this state for most of their lives and who are likely to remain, but are precluded from obtaining an affordable college education because they are required to pay nonresident tuition rates.” Looking to defray educational costs and thereby finally offering a real chance at higher education to these students, most of whom were charged nonresident tuition fees due to their status as undocumented immigrants, the Legislature concluded that they should be exempted from out of state tuition fees. After all, these were California educated pupils. Since the passage of this bill, educational doors have now opened up to a group of students who formerly saw no way past a high school graduation. We, members of the Associated Student Body of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona have gathered for the purpose of forming an organization whose members shall offer support for those AB540 students to continue their education through college graduation. Additionally, through campus and community involvement, we will raise awareness of the bill and continue to support additional legislative support of undocumented students
Name: Carlos
School: Cal Poly Pomona
Hello my name is Carlos and I go to
Cal Poly Pomona. I am in my third year in the Computer Science
department. My goal is to go to Graduate School and get a PhD
in Computer Science (Computer Security).