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José Reza, an undocumented student in Kansas, is considering the pros and cons of getting a two-year ‘associate degree’ and getting a full, four-year university diploma. This is what each has to offer and who benefits more from each.

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What’s the difference between a two-year college and a four-year university?

José Reza is attending a two-year community college, and he would love to transfer to a four-year college, though the costs are prohibitive. 

School counselors are there to help students consider all the options available to them to make the best decision about their education and future. 

The undocumented student just started college back in October. He has no one in the country to help him or look for him after his mother returned to Mexico fearing deportation under Trump's administration.

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Jose Reza is considering self-deportation after his mother's decision to return to Mexico

Something as everyday as walking to the supermarket becomes a risk students like Jose Reza can no longer take. The possibility alone that police departments can share information with immigration agencies has immigrant communities across the nation on high alert, especially at universities.

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Fear of new immigration policies keeps undocumented students trapped in a bubble

José Reza, left, continues to attend classes at Iola, Kansas, in spite of living in fear of being deported. 

José Reza studies in his college dorm in Iola, Kansas. 

Not being able to run in one of the state's biggest competitions is a big disappointment to José Reza, but he is not letting anything get in the way of his studies.

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The dreams and frustrations of an undocumented student in his first year of college

At José’s house, Christmas cheer has been replaced by their worries about the measures that the new President may take against people without residence documents.

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Univision accompanied José Reza and his fellow students during the night of the presidential election and witnessed their anguish and their fears for the final result.

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José Reza and his friends arrive to their new residence at the Allen Community College in Kansas. For them the difficult challenge to adapt to college life has just started.

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From high schooler to college student: a complex transition for an undocumented person.

Lacking documents is a major barrier into higher education in the United States, but people like José Reza prove that talent and effort make it possible to break past that barrier. Once inside, however, José will have to overcome many other challenges.

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