Universities with no out of state tuition and/or scholarship for int'l students

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<p>Hello everyone.</p>

<p>I'm an international student who study at a community college in GA and think about transfering to a 4 yrs university.
However, paying out of state tuition for a university is so expensive and my buget is limited :(</p>

<p>Therefore, I'm looking for universities with:</p>

<p>NO out of state tuition
or
NO out of state tuition WITH scholarship for international students
or
LOW out of state tuition WITH scholarship for international students</p>

<p>Locations:</p>

<p>ANYWHERE in the USA</p>

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<li><p>I also would like to know the living expense for the city where a university is located if it is possible.</p></li>
<li><p>I prefer to move out of GA/southern states since I have been here for many years and have difficulties in understanding their "bible belt" theories sometime... :X
However, I would like to know as much infomation of universities all over the USA as possible.
So I can have list to compaire and higher possibility to find the one I like :)</p></li>
</ul>

<p>I will continue searching by myself but there are so many universities in this huge country so I would like to get some help...
Please help me if you know anything about this topic!!</p>

<p>Thank you :)</p>

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<p>I remember seeing that at least one of the regional Oregon schools have no OOS tuition - it may have been Eastern Oregon? The tuition is very reasonable for everyone. TRy to look at those.
You can probably do a search on the college board website as well with certain cost parameters.
Good luck!</p>

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<p>The University of Minnesota - Morris is a public liberal arts college. They do not charge out of state tuition for internationals. Currently they estimate their cost of attendance at $23,000. This includes health insurance, books, room and board, tuition, etc. They do not offer any additional financial aid.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the response. I will go and check the school later :) Hopefully the school gives me a good impression!</p>

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<p>Second twomules--UM-Morris charges in-state tuition to everyone, regardless of residency. Its small size and isolated location is not for everyone, but it has quite a good academic rep locally. One Minnesotan said that she would only send her D to UM-Twin Cities or Morris because they had the best academics.</p>

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<p>online schools usually have only one tuition rate. You could move or not move.</p>

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<p>Bemidji State University, also in Minnesota, does not have different tuition rates for out-of-state students. COA for 09-10 is estimated to be about $14,000. [Tuition</a> & Fees - Undergraduate Admissions - Bemidji State University](<a href=“http://www.bemidjistate.edu/admissions/undergrad/explore/costs/tuition/]Tuition”>Tuition & Aid | Admissions | Bemidji State University)</p>

<p>The College Board CollegeMatchmaker finds 257 four-year colleges and universities with out-of-state tuition of $10,000 or less, and 41 with out-of-state tuition of $5,000 or less. You can use that search engine to find programs that might work for you. [College</a> MatchMaker: Results](<a href=“College Search - BigFuture | College Board”>College Search - BigFuture | College Board)</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>