States that give US in-state tuition (list) - Page 6

So I guess this is why earlier this year Youguysareawesome found a list of Minnesota schools that gave us in-state tuition. It wasn't the schools that that decided it was actually a bill that was passed and signed by the governor.

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CSN (College of Southern Nevada,) which is the Community College in Las Vegas offers in-state tuition as well. Plus, the counselor that I talked to, told me that after I completed 2 years there, he could put me in UNLV as an in-state student as well.

Sucks...that I had to move to Miami, FL, and here I have to pay out-of-state tuition.

Thought this would be relevant to this thread:

http://www.aascu.org/media/pm/pdf/in..._tuition07.pdf

It's called "In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants: States’ Rights and Educational Opportunity" and talks about what states offer instate and other things regarding undocumented students and education. It was published in August 2007. I know it's the same states as before, but I thought it was a good read and wanted to share it.

does anyone have any info about the in state tuition in illinois ? I live in florida and I am moving to chicago to live with my uncle, i plan on attending westwood cc and am wondering if theres anything i can do or if theres any schools that would offer me the tuition

thanks!

Unless you graduated from an Illinois HS and have lived in the state for at least 3 years, then you don't qualify for in-state. This is a form for Nothern Illinois University which says the same thing I said. The name of the bill is called the Illinois General Assembly Public Act 093-07.

question!! what should i mark for my citizenship for my college apps? the money is not something im worried about i just want to get accepted! and go from there. any suggestionss??

Other would be best but whatever you do don't mark citizen. That would disqualify you from ever adjusting if USCIS found out.

Delaware also gives in state but i go to a community college so i dont know it is the same for the university..! quick question though... im in nursing and i just found out that i can get into the clinicals qithout a ssn but isnt that part of my education?? the answer that i got from my counsselor was that i needed a ssn because the clinicals happen in hospitals too but then again im a student so i dont get it?

Not that I encourage people to do that, but, technically, I don't think thats the case.

I was under the impression that you have to claim that you are citizen to a federal or state institution to disqualify you from adjusting with USCIS. Can somebody shed more light on this?

Some, i dont know if all, community colleges in New Jersey give you instate tuition.