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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"In-state resident tuition"”.

  1. Impact of Administrative Burdens on Undocumented Youth Access to Higher Education and Benefits from In-State Resident Tuition

    In the United States, some states and higher education institutions allow undocumented students to pay in-state resident tuition at public colleges and universities. Yet, when undocumented youth apply and seek to qualify for in-state tuition, they find bureaucratic procedures and rules that may …

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  2. Crossing educational borders : the effects of state financial aid on undocumented students' pursuit of higher education

    Currently there are twenty-two states (and the District of Columbia) that offer in-state resident tuition (ISRT) rates to undocumented youth who meet set residential criteria. As of January 2019, ten states (and the District of Columbia) have passed legislation allowing undocumented students to …

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  3. Financing hope: the impact of state and institutional financial aid on undocumented student persistence and success in Texas

    This study examined how financial aid impacts undocumented college students in Texas by evaluating their (1) year-to-year persistence and (2) degree attainment within six years. Texas is one of five states that provide its undocumented residents both in-state tuition and financial aid. Its policy …

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  4. THE EFFECT OF PEER RELATIONSHIPS ON THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCES OF UNDOCUMENTED LATINO COLLEGE STUDENTS

    … has been undertaken to understand the relative influences of a variety of conditions and contexts on the success of college students in general. Relatively less work has been done, however, to understand such influences for Latino students and even fewer empirical studies exist concentrating on …

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