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After reading that UCincy grants in-state tuition after a year on another thread, I was wondering if there are other schools with policies such as these. Any thoughts?
UMich definitely doesn't. In fact, they say it takes SIX years to gain "in-state" classification as a Michigan resident. 😱silverquick said:I heard Baylor does. How about Oregon Health and Science, U. of Michigan,
U. of Virginia, University of Vermont and Penn State?
silverquick said:I heard Baylor does. How about Oregon Health and Science, U. of Michigan,
U. of Virginia, University of Vermont and Penn State?
arob34 said:I think Temple is private. So in-state tuition=out-of-state tuition, if I am not mistaken.