On April 19, 2007, the Board of Higher Education adopted a new systemwide policy governing residency status for tuition classification purposes.

To be considered a Massachusetts resident and eligible for in-state tuition, you must meet all of these conditions: You must be a U.S. citizen, lawful ...

✓ has attended at least three years of high school in Massachusetts;. ✓ has graduated from high school in Massachusetts or has received the equivalent of a high ...

_____ For State College and UMass applicants: I have been a Massachusetts resident for twelve (12) continuous months and intend to remain here. As proof of my ...

Please remember, In-State Tuition is a Tax Benefit to MA Permanent Residents valued at approximately $8,000 per semester. Simply living in MA and filing taxes ...

To be reclassified as a resident, an enrolled student must live in Massachusetts as a "traditional resident" (not a student) for 12 months immediately ...

Students who are US citizens, permanent residents, or other eligibility non-citizens may be eligible for in-state tuition rates if they have lived in ...

To qualify for in-state tuition in Massachusetts, you typically need to establish residency by living there for at least 12 consecutive months and demonstrate ...

Yes, so long as one parent has resided in Massachusetts for 12 months prior to you starting your higher education in Mass., you will qualify for in-state ...