University of Minnesota - Morris
And this may be a helpful link.
If you live in Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, or Texas, Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas offers in-state tuition. Maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.0 is required to avoid paying out-of-state tuition.
Texas A&M will also waive out of state tuition if they award a scholarship of $1,000 or more to a student.
Weber State offers in state tuition/fee scholarships based on merit (I got it with a 23 ACT score) It’s insanely affordable!
btw- instate tuition is not the same as reciprocity. For Wisconsin-Minnesota several years ago the agreement meant WI residents at U of M were paying less than MN residents! That got changed. I also recall a July summer orientation session at UW where they couldn’t tell MN residents what their tuition was going to be yet because that state legislation hadn’t yet determined it.
Texas Tech can be a good deal for out of staters. My kid surprisingly got out of state tuition waived at Fl. state plus a few thousand bucks of extra scholarship with 29 ACT and. 3.75 GPA.
Yes, U of SC gives OOS tuition waivers for certain merit scholarships - Check Money Matters information. Also gives OOS tuition reduction to more. Because the stats of Honors college applicants are so high, I’m pretty sure all OOS honors students are only paying in-state rates, but you don’t have to be in honors to get a waiver.