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In state Tuition
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Here is a link to the Rules & Regs to Title 3 of the Texas Education Code
http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/reports/pdf/0183.pdf
You can interpet it, I don't want to give you incorrect info 😎
http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/reports/pdf/0183.pdf
You can interpet it, I don't want to give you incorrect info 😎
RDHwife said:Which schools is it possible to get in-state tuition after 1 year? I'm particularly interested in North Carolina, Baylor, San Antonio, Colorado, Ohio, Oregon, Iowa, and Buffalo
THanks!!
Oregon no, Iowa gives out of staters a grant that makes up most of the difference, the rest I believe do, but are somewhat difficult to get a spot as an out of state applicant. You will probably need 3.8 and 21-22s on the DAT to have a good chance at most of them out of state
In an amazing coincidence, the best dental school in the country just happens to meet that criterion! 😀 😀
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Try to live close to a border of 2 states like I do... I have duel residency in Tennesse and North Carolina 😀 Live in TN about 3 days a week and NC about 4... So i have duel residency, its very nice 😉
to quote christopher walken "i have dual citizenship with the united states in florida"golfmontpoker said:I have duel residency in Tennesse and North Carolina
of course i'm referencing this classic SNL skit
