Out of state and in-state tuition Q

[hoosier1]

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I know that after the first year you can apply for state residency...but can this be done at all schools.

I read on this forum that Houston does not allow this...is this true? How about the others schools??

 

[eyestrain]

I'm pretty sure you can't do it at Indiana. I lived there all four years and paid out-of-state all four years. Hooray!

 

[violin10]

I know Ohio State has that policy that after a year you get in state tuition. I truly think it varies for every school!

 

[SarahNC]

I know SCO says on their website you have to be a "bona fide" resident to receive in state tuition and that doesn't change while you're in school. I think PCO is the same way.

 

[Lavender530]

At Nova, you're considered an out of state student all four years.

 

[zyg0te]

SUNY's website says after first year you can apply for in state tuition