Crystal Cardona and John Hopkins answer a student's question in front of a resource board for the Diversity and Equity Center

Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA)

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The Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) is a free application for students with undocumented status (including DACA and Hope/Dream Act recipients) as well as other select applicants. Check if you are eligible.

File your WASFA application

Saint Martin's Scholarships

All students who have undocumented status or DACA status are eligible for our merit-based scholarships and other Saint Martin's scholarships. Our scholarships range from $500 to full-tuition.

Explore our scholarships

Outside Financial Aid and Scholarship Resources

Below are a few excellent scholarship opportunities and other resources for students with undocumented or DACA status. This list is non-exhaustive. If you are interested in any of the scholarships listed here, please contact the organization directly using the information provided.

TheDream.Us (Does require membership/registration)
MALDEF scholarships (Lists scholarships by month they are due and is a very comprehensive list)
Scholarshipsa-z.org
Dreamer'sRoadmap.org (Mobile app)
Myundocumentedlife.org

Find Washington State Scholarships

Support at Saint Martin's

All of us at Saint Martin’s are here to help you achieve your higher education dreams and goals. Here are just a few of our on-campus resources you will have access to as a Saint to set you up for success.

Office of Financial Aid
Diversity and Equity Center
Counseling and Wellness Center
Campus Ministry

FAQs

Take this WASFA Eligibility Questionnaire to find out if you are able to file the WASFA.

Our Office of Financial Aid team can help you complete your WASFA. They also help with awarding student scholarships, creating financial aid packages, and answers questions about state aid, grants, and work-study.

FERPA protects the privacy of student education records. The law applies to all schools that receive funds under an applicable program of the U.S. Department of Education.

A common misconception is that undocumented students are not protected by FERPA. Undocumented students are protected by FERPA and can’t be discriminated against. No federal law prevents undocumented students from accessing higher education.

No, if you complete the WASFA you don’t have to complete the FAFSA.

Questions? Contact us!