Which state university systems want OOS students and which don't?

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Re “Texas universities offers instate tuition to OOS students who receive a competitive scholarship of $1000 or more from the university attending. Outside scholarship don’t count for this”.</p>

<p>Can you, or anyone else, point to anything that supports this? Not trying to give you a hard time and I have no evidence to the contrary, it is just that I would be glad to see something concrete about instate tuition being offered in conjunction with a scholarship of $1000 at UT. It seems like a rather low threshold, which would turn $1000 scholarships into $23,000 scholarships based on what has been written about the difference between OOS and IS tutition.

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<p>This is so misunderstood! I was chatting about this on one of my out of state college visit trips. This mom was thinking that if her daughter got any scholarship anywhere - e.g. merit aid at another school, the local $1000 American Legion scholarship - that her D could get in-state tution at UT. I gently tried to encourage her to research further because I knew that was wrong.</p>

<p>I remember that JolynneSmith’s son was interested in UT but OOS tuition was too steep - he ended up going for one of the terrific deals at Alabama.</p>