Alun wrote on 7/27/2004 7:30:
> Joachim Feise wrote in
> news:Pine.LNX.4.58L0.0407212355510.15532@pv105234.reshsg.uci.edu:
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>>On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Henry wrote:
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>>>Hi, My wife has been in an H-4 status since January 2004, I have an
>>>H1-B1 status since June 2003. She is thinking about taking classes
>>>towards an associate degree in science on a community college
>>>(2-year-long career) and I need to know if she will be able to enroll
>>>as a full-time student without changing her status to F-1. I also
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>>Yes.
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>>>think that she could pay in-state tuition by staying as an H-4 and she
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>>That depends on the college.
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>>-Joe
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> I think it depends on the state rather than the college. In some states you
For public universities, yes. Private universities can of course
set their own rules.
For example, California has the rules in the CA Education Code for the
University of California, the CA Polytechnic universities, and the State
universites.
This does not cover private universities like USC. And USC indeed has its
own rules (no separate treatment of out-of-state students.)
-Joe |