Subject: CSPA & In-State-Tuition

From: [email-masked] (Mi Mi)
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 93 17:07:50 CST

Again, as some netters pointed out, a citizenship is not good enough
for the in-state-tuition. Sure, PR is not good enough too. 

My point is, as a non-immigrant, you may be eligible for in-state-tuition
under certain conditions.

My niece was an F-1er at U. Wisc.. She had been able to pay in-state-tuition
all the way through while many other CSS F-1ers could not. 

In CSPA's case, many of us or our spouses got 6.4. WP, and worked. That 
was enough to qualify you as an in-state-student in many states. Find out
if you are eligible for that. If not, find the differene between the 
local and federal laws and make your decision. 

If your school's regulation says you are in-state, then you are. If school
says no, challenge your school if your school violates the U.S. 
Constitution.

I wish my message can relief some of the financial hardship many of our
CSPAers are facing right now. 

Best wishes, and good luck every body.

Mi Mi Sr.

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