Post-graduation | Undocumented Student Program

Post-graduation Preparation

Office Hours with our Diversity Community Fellows

Are you interested in learning about Graduate School? Our Diversity Community Fellows are here to support you!

Valentina Flores

Diversity Community Fellow

Jurisprudence and Social Policy Ph.D. Program

Click here to meet with Valentina

Orisi Lalabalavu

Transcending Beyond Berkeley Graduate Student Fellow

Master student in Public Health Policy & Management

Click here to meet with Orisi

Nadia Rojas

Diversity Community Fellow

Public Health DrPH

Click here to meet with Nadia

Workshops & Events

	DreamCo Institute - Rise Up: Business Accelerator Click here to Apply Application Deadline: February 1st, 2025 at 5:00 PM Rise Up is a pioneering accelerator for undocumented students, offering workshops, mentorship, and resources. It fosters innovation and resilience, creating an inclusive community for aspiring entrepreneurs to thrive and build a brighter future - our way! Program Dates: Six Saturdays February 15th, 2025 - March 22nd, 2025: 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Zoom The Final Pitch Competition will be on Saturday, March 15th at 9 a.m.
	Beyond Berkeley Workshops (Spring 2025 schedule TBA) Click here to RSVP Are you interested in pursuing graduate school or a professional program after graduation? This Zoom workshop series is here to help demystify the process!
	UndocuLife After Cal (Spring 2025 schedule TBA) RSVP Information TBA The UndocuLife After Cal Workshop series aims to provide USP and UndocuGrads students with tools and resources to explore post-graduation opportunities. We will feature sessions facilitated by Berkeley Career Engagement, the USP Mental Health Team, and USP Alumni.
	Become a GiGS Mentee! Applications open in the early Fall semester The GiGS (Getting into Graduate School) course is open to all students and is dedicated to assisting first-generation, low-income, transfer, and other students historically underrepresented in higher education. GiGS mentees work with graduate student mentors throughout the spring semester to learn about graduate school, the research landscape, their individual interests, and apply to summer research opportunities.