Out-of-state tuition to In-state-tuition

[chives_irvine]

I am curious which schools allow for in-state tuition after the first year if you are OOS. And if so, how to apply for the residency. Also, how strict is Texas for in-state? Could anyone help me out?

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[tyjacobs]

All i know is that Uconn and maryland do this (i don't know about other schools)

 

[fan2342]

All i know is that Uconn and maryland do this (i don't know about other schools)

On the uconn page it says tuition is $20k for instate. Is that per semestsr?

 

[Kittenz]

I am curious which schools allow for in-state tuition after the first year if you are OOS. And if so, how to apply for the residency. Also, how strict is Texas for in-state? Could anyone help me out?

https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/in-state-tuition-for-oos-students.829873/

On the uconn page it says tuition is $20k for instate. Is that per semestsr?

That's per year.

 

[fan2342]

https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/in-state-tuition-for-oos-students.829873/



That's per year.

Holy crap that's gonna be very cheap if one gets instate after the first year

 

[Panis et Circenses]

I am curious which schools allow for in-state tuition after the first year if you are OOS. And if so, how to apply for the residency. Also, how strict is Texas for in-state? Could anyone help me out?

I don't think it's possible to get in-state tuition in Texas unless you apply as a resident of texas. It's nearly impossible to get accepted there if you are an out of state student (they are extremely unfriendly to out of state applicants), so I wound't put very many eggs in that basket.