Holy crap!!! Florida people is this true???? - Page 2

Here is a link look at section VI.2.
http://www.fau.edu/admissions/ResidencyGuidelines.php

Thanks a lot, bud. I don't know why I never thought to look at FAU. UF and FIU are not as detailed with their in-state tuition information and their applications do not mention deferred action.

Awesome, thanks for posting!!!!

So UF accepts deferred action students?! Is this real?! Am I dreaming?!

Me too! Took me SIX LONG YEARS to finish my AA because of the tuition rate (Had to take only one class a semester sometimes smh). Congrats on being accepted to FIU and good luck!

I'm going to FAU. They seem to be really willing to allow students who don't normally qualify for in-state tuition to receive the in-state rate. Examples: Those who have been granted deferred action, temporary protected status, and even those from other states and international students. Check it out if you're interested.

It's not all Florida Universities though... I only checked FAU because it would be an easy transition for me. i was pleasantly surprised to see that I would qualify for in-state tuition. Other schools need to start implementing it though because Florida is one of the states that has a high population of Dreamers. They could actually make more money by us enrolling vs. us not enrolling because of the cost. Just my opinion.

Gosh I'm posting so much... Anywho, here's the link to FIU's residency guidelines if anyone wants to read the whole thing.
http://admissions.fiu.edu/how/forms/...Guidelines.pdf

And here's the important part...
^This information is on page 9 of the link.

I thank you for that! =]

What if I moved to Florida for a year or so and applied at a university there would I qualify even though I graduated high school from another state and attented a semester at a university at another state? Or is that not possible since I didn't graduate from a high school in that state, cause I have seen the guidelines for some in state tuition from other states and they explicitly state that you need to graduate from a high school from that state...that is if I get approved for daca of course.