States that give US in-state tuition (list) - Page 10

Ok, checked out the website-- there's something wrong with it.

If Meg Whitmen wins the race for governer of california, you might have to take California of that list....

"Meg Whitman: Don't be fooled by misleading ads, my position on immigration is crystal clear. Illegal immigrants are just that, illegal. I am 100 percent against amnesty for illegal immigrants. Period. As Governor, I will crack down on so-called sanctuary cities like San Francisco who thumb their nose at our laws. Illegal immigrants should not expect benefits from the state of California. No driver's license and no admission to state-funded institutions of higher education. And I'll create an economic fence to crack down on employers who break the law by using illegal labor."

One would think that California has bigger problems than good people trying to get an education and better themselfs....I'm getting tierd of this crap, and I live in california..

Minnesota also gives you a in-state tution rate if you have lived in the state for 2 years (maybe 3 check on this plz someone) or if you have graduated from a local high school in MN and no questions asked at least for undergrad =)