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The University of North Carolina System and many private colleges and universities accept undocumented students. You can also:  \n• Enroll in non-degree seeking courses, such as English as a Second Language, at the NC Community College System’s 58 local community colleges  \n• Participate in the Learn and Earn Program at your high school  \n• Attend proprietary or online schools  \n• Enroll in online programs sponsored by universities in your country of origin  \n• Return to your country of origin to study  \n2) Can I earn college credits while in high school if I do not have a Social Security number?  \nYes. NC’s Learn and Earn program allows students to earn college credits while still in high school; in no more than five years, students can earn a high school diploma and finish with two years of college credit or earn an associate's degree, at no cost!  \nIn addition, qualified students in participating public high schools can take a variety of online college-credit courses at no cost through Learn and Earn Online. Students earn both high school and college credit for completed courses. Access to these courses is provided during the regular school day and an online course facilitator will assist students in the classroom.  \nTo begin the process of enrolling in Learn and Earn, contact your school guidance counselor. They will provide you with specific information regarding your high school.  \n[http://www.nclearnandearn.gov/](http://www.nclearnandearn.gov/)  \n[http://www.ncpublicschools.org/learnandearnonline/](http://www.ncpublicschools.org/learnandearnonline/)  \n[http://www.learnandearn.nc.gov/learnEarnHighschools.htm](http://www.learnandearn.nc.gov/learnEarnHighschools.htm)  \n3) What universities in my country of origin offer online degree programs?  \nThe following list includes universities in Mexico that offer online degree programs geared towards people living in the United States1. If you are interested in other countries, contact universities in that country directly.  \nUniversidad del Valle de Atemajac (UNIVA) [http://unadis.univa.mx/](http://unadis.univa.mx/)  \nUniversidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla [http://online.upaep.mx/](http://online.upaep.mx/)  \nUniversidad de Guadalajara Virtual [http://www.udgvirtual.udg.mx/](http://www.udgvirtual.udg.mx/)  \nTec Milenio [http://www.tecmilenio.edu.mx/](http://www.tecmilenio.edu.mx/)  \nConsorcio Clavijero [http://www4.clavijero.org.mx/](http://www4.clavijero.org.mx/)  \n4) How do I enroll in a community college or university if I have a Social Security number?  \nYou should call the admissions office or go to the web site of the college or university to whom you plan to apply, but below are basic requirements for most colleges.  \nApplication requirements at NC’s community colleges include (1) a completed application and (2) current high school transcript. With the exception of the Certificate Programs in the Vocational Division, you will need a high school diploma or a GED. You will also need to schedule a placement test, which determines if you qualify to take college-level courses or if you will be required to take  \n1 [http://www.educamexus.org](http://www.educamexus.org)  \npre-curriculum (developmental) courses prior to starting your college-level coursework. If you have obtained a score of 520 on the SAT Verbal and Math or a score of 21 on the ACT Math or ACT English, your placement exam requirement may be waived.  \nApplication requirements at NC’s public universities include (1) a completed application, (2) current high school transcript, including grades 9-11, senior year courses in progress, overall grade point average and class rank, (3) personal statement/essays, (4) official ACT or SAT test scores (please note that certain exam scores are used to place enrolling students in the appropriate Math, English, and foreign language co","cbCaifSUHq8vk1xx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifSUHq8vk1xx","pdf",98755,"English","# Enrollment without a Social Security number\n## College credits through Learn and Earn\n## Online degree programs in the country of origin\n# Enrollment with a Social Security number\n## Admissions and application requirements\n## Tuition, eligibility, and typical out-of-state costs\n# Financial help and scholarships","[{\"question\":\"Can I enroll in a college if I do not have a Social Security number?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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