All benefits/College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP)
ENTITLEMENT / COLLEGE-ASSISTANCE-MIGRANT-PROGRAM
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U.S. Department of Education
College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP)
Funded college and nonprofit projects support eligible migratory or seasonal farmworkers and immediate family members during the first year of undergraduate study.
First-year college student who is a migratory or seasonal farmworkerEligible immediate family member of such a worker
Entitlement facts
Benefit type
Education program. A structured public or nonprofit education, credential, training, or student-support program for an eligible population. Taxonomy definition →
What it unlocks
Services can include outreach, counseling, tutoring, skills workshops, financial-aid help, stipends, health services, housing support, cultural activities, internships, and follow-up.
Who qualifies
First-year college student who is a migratory or seasonal farmworker; Eligible immediate family member of such a worker
Requirements
The student must meet migratory or seasonal farmworker eligibility, be enrolled in the first undergraduate year at a participating institution, and satisfy the project's intake rules.
How to activate
Identify a funded CAMP project at or serving the institution and apply directly through that project's student intake.
Cost basis
No-cost access. The core benefit has no required payment, purchase, deposit, paid membership, or pre-existing paid-product relationship under the captured terms.
Cost and fees
Program services are provided without a participation fee to eligible students; college tuition and other attendance costs remain unless separately covered.
Geography
US, Participating institutions and project service areas
Personalization
Published eligibility is not described as individually targeted.
EVIDENCE / 1 SOURCE
Eligibility is conditional, not guaranteed.
Check the provider's final terms immediately before applying, depositing funds, spending, or changing a paid relationship.
Entrepreneurship education for transitioning service members and military spouses offered through the Transition Assistance Program and related channels.
Campus and nonprofit projects help eligible migratory or seasonal farmworkers and immediate family members earn a high-school equivalency credential and move to work or further education.
State and local programs help eligible migratory children overcome educational disruption and other barriers associated with migratory agricultural work.