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AdreamernamedNatasha 12-18-2012 10:36 AM

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Hey guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i was just granted instate tuition in virginia (richmond) and I am so happy i filled out this huge form with my dad they asked for tax papers and stuff and we had all the proof just like DACA that i am a virginia resident and instead of $12,00 we pay $5,00 God is soooo good im so thankful!

mac35352 12-21-2012 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by AdreamernamedNatasha (Post 395645)
Hey guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i was just granted instate tuition in virginia (richmond) and I am so happy i filled out this huge form with my dad they asked for tax papers and stuff and we had all the proof just like DACA that i am a virginia resident and instead of $12,00 we pay $5,00 God is soooo good im so thankful!

Wow, congrats :)
I am in Virginia as well. I am in the process of applying to law school. I went to a private uni here in Virginia and just graduated. I was granted merit scholarships for undergrad but I don't think I'll be as lucky in law school. I applied to 2 public schools in Virginia but marked that I did not consider myself a VA resident for in-state tuition purposes because my understanding was that I had to be a citizen or green card holder. I thought DACA didn't qualify us. If you got approved I assume I must be mistaken. Can you explain the process to me a bit more? What process did you feel out? thanks and CONGRATULATIONS.

virginiadreamer 12-24-2012 03:32 AM

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Originally Posted by AdreamernamedNatasha (Post 395645)
Hey guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i was just granted instate tuition in virginia (richmond) and I am so happy i filled out this huge form with my dad they asked for tax papers and stuff and we had all the proof just like DACA that i am a virginia resident and instead of $12,00 we pay $5,00 God is soooo good im so thankful!

congrats natasha! i'm really happy for you! currently i'm attending nvcc in woodbridge campus.
which school do you attend? and what was the process you have to go through to get an in-state tuition?
and also do you think if i applied to colleges like VCU or JMU to transfer, i'll be granted in-state?

AdreamernamedNatasha 12-24-2012 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by mac35352 (Post 398203)
Wow, congrats :)
I am in Virginia as well. I am in the process of applying to law school. I went to a private uni here in Virginia and just graduated. I was granted merit scholarships for undergrad but I don't think I'll be as lucky in law school. I applied to 2 public schools in Virginia but marked that I did not consider myself a VA resident for in-state tuition purposes because my understanding was that I had to be a citizen or green card holder. I thought DACA didn't qualify us. If you got approved I assume I must be mistaken. Can you explain the process to me a bit more? What process did you feel out? thanks and CONGRATULATIONS.

Wow that's awesome congratulations to you on so many achievements! this is my second year in college so far. And you are correct, i was classified as out of state at my public school VCU the first semester because I marked what was true, that i am not a us citizen but I got my DACA acceptance and SS number and permit so I said hey I'll just try out the change of domicile form (16 pages) and tell the truth on the form along with a letter detailing my life as an illegal and the financial burden paying out of state is and hope they have a heart...and they did! After 4 days they told me based on my Clear and Convincing evidence I showed that I am a resident of Virginia I am approved for instate which at vcu they call it Virginia residence tuition. VA is getting a lot more slack on us it was even on the news they want to grant all of us in state tuition if we lived here for 3 years! So in your situation in law school dont give up and be pessimistic there has to be a form like the change of domicile hidden online I had to search in the records and registration for mine and you can do it. Its best if you are accepted for DACA though because that ss and license really proves you are not a full blown illegal anymore. hoped i helped!

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Originally Posted by virginiadreamer (Post 398837)
congrats natasha! i'm really happy for you! currently i'm attending nvcc in woodbridge campus.
which school do you attend? and what was the process you have to go through to get an in-state tuition?
and also do you think if i applied to colleges like VCU or JMU to transfer, i'll be granted in-state?

I attend VCU this is my second year i transferred from a private school. And same as noted above, there was a huge form called eligibility for in state privileges/ change of domicile and i found it online because vcu states they follow the code of virginia which says it is up to the college whether you are eligible for instate based on your evidence proving residency you dont have to be a citizen. I def think you will get accepted for instate esp if you have the daca approval. In addition to the letter I sent a page of copies with my ss number, driving permit, work permit, and student ID and the deed to my parents house and tax forms (you dont have to) and it was fine. VA isnt as strict like i thought and it was def a step of faith in applying, but the worse they can say is no and i doubt they will.

carlo_flash 12-31-2012 01:36 PM

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So I am registered at a community college for spring, how can I get fee waiver for my classes? What forms do I need to fill out to get it waived? Our semester don't start til feb. Do I have time?

pinto 01-01-2013 08:25 PM

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Hello DACA partners, I need to know if someone has applied to Georgia Colleges or Universities, because I am trying to find info and if there any scholarship available for us here in Georgia?

Thank You

turmalina 01-05-2013 01:08 AM

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Hello everyone.

Was browsing through the Montgomery College website job hunting and I found that they have a special page giving info about the Maryland Dream Act that came into effect Dec. 6, 2012.

Hope this helps Maryland dreamers!

Montgomery College - Maryland Dream Act Page

tusol17 01-08-2013 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by virginiadreamer (Post 398837)
congrats natasha! i'm really happy for you! currently i'm attending nvcc in woodbridge campus.
which school do you attend? and what was the process you have to go through to get an in-state tuition?
and also do you think if i applied to colleges like VCU or JMU to transfer, i'll be granted in-state?

VirginiaDreamer! im also in virginia and planning to attend nvcc.. do you pay instate currently ?and Can we get any financial help?

AdreamernamedNatasha 01-08-2013 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by tusol17 (Post 406312)
VirginiaDreamer! im also in virginia and planning to attend nvcc.. do you pay instate currently ?and Can we get any financial help?

yes i pay instate now after being approved you can talk to the school in person but when it comes to financial aid i do not think we are able to get that

NeverLookBack 01-10-2013 07:28 PM

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I've got a quick question!
I'm planning on applying to FAU which is in Boca Raton, Florida. They said they accept Deferred Action applicants for in-state tuition.
The problem I'm facing right now is the fact that they have couple requirements that I'm not able to provide cause. technically, I just got an 'Identity" and never had tax reports or bills on my name (no social). They require to have 12 consecutive months of bills on my name.
So I was wondering if anyone else face the same situation as I do and what are they planning on doing.


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