llegal immigrants can soon score free college education in Minnesota
Students who are in the country illegally and who also fill out a Minnesota Dream Act application will be automatically considered for the free college program, known as the North Star Promise, according to Scripps News.
The program goes into effect for the 2024-25 school year and applies to colleges under the University of Minnesota or Minnesota State umbrella.
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