August 13, 2019
By Ethan Cai
Illegal immigrants do not have permanent legal resident status in the U.S., so colleges typically consider them out-of-state students.
With the new university policy, any student can qualify for in-state tuition and claim residency in Michigan if they go to a middle school in Michigan for at least two years and also by earning a GED or by graduating from a Michigan high school that they attended for a minimum of three years, according to Inside Higher Ed. Read the full story at Campus Reform.
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