Out-of-State Tuition at A&M - Page 3

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In reply to Charpie • 11:58a, 3/7/23

Great idea!

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12:00p, 3/7/23

Does former Governor Perry you don't have a heart policy still apply to non citizens …….?

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1:45p, 3/7/23

Email sbjune@tamus.edu she is john sharps assistant and
chancellor@tamus.edu they will respond

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In reply to MasonB • 1:47p, 3/7/23

MasonB said:
Over the course of 4 years, out-of-state tuition for A&M will be an extra $100,000.

Has anybody here been successful in getting that waived in part or in whole?

Any advice?

I worked for the University to obtain in-state tuition. My tuition went up from $4/credit hour to $40/credit hour since I had to sit out a semester due to illness. Not sure if these exemptions still hold.

Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787

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In reply to aggie813 • 5:53p, 3/7/23

aggie813 said:
Shooter McGavin said:
aggie813 said:
This is why my daughter turned A&M down. She will be going elsewhere to get a good education without paying the ridiculous cost. Down to Clemson, Ole Miss or Auburn.
Um

My daughter is thinking about going to Pharmacy school and since A&M ranks 109 nationally and Ole Miss ranks 25 nationally....um, yeah, a pretty good education.

I have a dear friend from Ole Miss that went to their Pharmacy school. She's very accomplished.

You got me on that one.

I'm going to guess that A&M smokes them in 99% of other majors.