Welcome to Fullerton College’s Grads to Be (G2B) Program!

G2B is focused on supporting undocumented, mixed-status, and immigration-impacted students. Our program provides guidance on state legislation, resources and pathways to help you succeed from the start of your college journey to transferring to a university.

All students, regardless of race, sex, color, ethnicity, national origin, or any other protected identity, who are interested in G2B’s mission and focus, are welcome and eligible to participate in program events.

SERVICES

Book an academic counseling appointment

You can book an appointment with our G2B Academic Counselor to receive support with course planning, major and career exploration, degree completion, transfer preparation and any academic related questions by:

Using our self-booking Academic Counseling Appointment Form.
Calling 714-992-7105. If no one answers, please leave a detailed voicemail with your name, phone number and reason for calling.

Book a wellness appointment

You can book a Wellness Appointment with our G2B mental health therapist for wellness support by:

Using our self-booking Wellness Appointment Form.
Calling 714-992-7105. If no one answers, please leave a detailed voicemail with your name, phone number and reason for calling.
To book a therapy appointment, call the Student Health and Wellness Center at 714-992-7093 to request a meeting with Janet Polanco.

Book A General Advising Appointment

You can book a general advising appointment with G2B staff to receive support with the Fullerton College application, financial aid resources, CA Dream Act, AB540 Form, referrals and any program-related questions by:

Using our self-booking General Advising Appointment Form.
Calling 714-992-7105. If no one answers, please leave a detailed voicemail with your name, phone number and reason for calling.

book a FREE Immigration Legal Appointment

In collaboration with the Central American Resource Center (CARECEN), we offer free immigration legal services to Fullerton College students and employees. You can book a legal appointment with an attorney to get help solely with immigration cases that include DACA renewals, advance parole, exploration of adjustment of status and more by visiting the FindYourAlly website and searching up “Fullerton College”.

Additionally, CARECEN offers virtual immigration-related workshops throughout the academic year. You can find more information on these workshops at our G2B Events Calendar.

Follow @carecen_la_colleges on Instagram to stay up to date with immigration updates!

Request a G2B Presentation/UndocuAlly Training

You can request a G2B program services presentation for your classroom or event. Additionally, if your department is interested in learning more about immigrant communities, best practices and how to support, you can request an UndocuAlly Training or training by using our outreach request form.

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Join Grads to Be

UndocuScholars Program

The UndocuScholars Program supports immigration-impacted students and those interested in immigrant communities through identity, leadership, and advocacy development. The program aims to strengthen retention, build belonging, and help students persist and graduate from Fullerton College. Students who complete program requirements receive benefits such as supply cards, priority registration, and graduation recognition. Applications are accepted year round. Complete our interest form to join.

Interest Form

Fellowships and Volunteer Opportunities

Fullerton College offers fellowships and volunteer opportunities for undocumented and immigration-impacted students. Some of these opportunities are paid.

See Opportunities