Individual State Residency Requirements

Note: From FinAid.org, archived at the internet archive. Will aim to update soon

• Alabama (see also)

• Alaska

• Arizona: Arizona Board of Regents (Chapter 4), Arizona State, University of Arizona

• Arkansas (see also, form)

• California (see also graduate students, UC Irvine, UC Berkeley, UCSB, California State University)

• Colorado

• Connecticut

• Delaware

• District of Columbia (see also the DC Tuition Grant)

• Florida (Florida State Statute Section 1009.21): University of Florida, Florida State University

• Georgia: University of Georgia Admissions, University of Georgia Registrar, Georgia Tech (policy, application form)

• Hawaii

• Idaho: University of Idaho (Idaho Residency Law), North Idaho College, Boise State University

• Illinois: University of Illinois, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Graduate School, Illinois State University

• Indiana: Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana University - Kokomo, Indiana University Southeast, Purdue University, Ball State University

• Iowa: Iowa State University, University of Iowa

• Kansas: Kansas State University, University of Kansas

• Kentucky: University of Kentucky (see also)

• Louisiana: Louisiana State University, University of Louisiana

• Maine

• Maryland: Maryland Board of Regents, University of Maryland, College Park, University of Maryland University College

• Massachusetts: University of Massachusetts Boston, University of Massachusetts Amherst (see also), University of Massachusetts Lowell

• Michigan: Michigan State University, University of Michigan, Ferris State University, Northern Michigan University

• Minnesota: University of Minnesota Minnesota State University

• Mississippi

• Missouri: University of Missouri, University of Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Department of Higher Education

• Montana

• Nebraska: University of Nebraska, University of Nebraska Lincoln

• Nevada (see also and residency re-determination the Board of Regents Handbook): University of Nevada Reno

• New Hampshire: University of New Hampshire, University of New Hampshire Graduate School, Plymouth State University

• New Jersey: Rutgers, College of New Jersey, New Jersey Institute of Technology

• New Mexico: New Mexico State University, University of New Mexico, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

• New York: SUNY (SUNY New Paltz, University at Buffalo, University at Albany), Hunter College (see also)

• North Carolina: North Carolina State University, University of North Carolina Graduate School, University of North Carolina Charlotte

• North Dakota

• Ohio: University of Cincinnati, Ohio University, Kent State University, Cincinnati State

• Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University

• Oregon: University of Oregon, Southern Oregon University

• Pennsylvania: Penn State University

• Rhode Island: University of Rhode Island

• South Carolina (SC Code Title 59 Chapterq 112): SC Commission on Higher Education, University of South Carolina, Medical University of South Carolina, TriCounty Technical College, Clemson

• South Dakota: South Dakota Board of Regents

• Tennessee: University of Tennessee

• Texas (Texas Education Code Section 54.052): University of Texas, Texas State University, Brookhaven College, Tarleton State University

• Utah: University of Utah

• Vermont: University of Vermont Residency Regulations

• Virginia: Virginia Tech, University of Virginia, Virginia Tech Graduate School

• Washington (statute): University of Washington, Washington State University, Evergreen State College, Central Washington University, Clark College, North Seattle Community College, Bellevue Community College, Green River Community College

• West Virginia: West Virginia University, Marshall University

• Wisconsin: UW-Stevens Point, UW-Green Bay

• Wyoming: University of Wyoming (see also), Sheridan College

Another source of information is the College Board's October 2001 guide to the state residency requirements in individual states. Due to its age, some of the information may no longer be accurate.

DoD In-State Tuition provides information concerning the eligibility of members of the military for in-state tuition rates.