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Residency Information

As a student at a Texas college or university, you’ll be considered either a Texas resident or non-resident. Your residency status affects your eligibility for: 

  • Resident tuition at a Texas public college or university 
  • Financial aid at a Texas college or university 

To determine your residency status, you’ll have to answer a set of residency questions on your college applications. 

Who is eligible to receive in-state tuition rates in Texas? 

Meeting all requirements will make you eligible to receive in-state tuition rates at a Texas public college or university.  

  • Graduate from a public or private high school, or receive a high school equivalency, in Texas 
  • Live in Texas for at least three years (36 months) leading up to your high school graduation or receiving your GED
  • Live in Texas, as your permanent residence, for 12 consecutive months right before the semester that you plan to enroll in college
  • Must be lawfully present in the U.S. to be considered a Texas resident

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