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发帖数: 201 | 1 外州出生的孩子和加州出生的孩子，同上加州的大学有什么不同啊？外州出生的孩子如
果在加州读了高中，和加州的孩子在上大学上是一样待遇吗？ | c****s
发帖数: 73 | 2 不管在哪里出生，只要在加州住够一年，就交州内学费。 | s******z
发帖数: 1475 | 3 我申请大学的时候，是要求住够3年。。
【在 c****s 的大作中提到】
: 不管在哪里出生，只要在加州住够一年，就交州内学费。
| k********y
发帖数: 2562 | 4 好像是两年，去学校问问就知道了。。。现在州立大学的学费也不便宜了，不像以前，
不过还是比私立的便宜。。。有的课人太多还要上waiting list。。。 | k******o
发帖数: 3328 | 5 只要在加州住够一年, but you need to provide documents (i.e. driving license.
bank opening date,utility bill. tax return, etc) to demonstrate your
intention to live in CA
【在 c****s 的大作中提到】
: 不管在哪里出生，只要在加州住够一年，就交州内学费。
| a**y
发帖数: 464 | 6 Residence for tuition purposes at the University of California is governed
by the California Education Code and implemented by the Standing Orders of
the Regents of the University of California order 110.2. Under these rules,
adult citizens and certain classes of aliens can establish residence for
tuition purposes. Decisions on residence status for tuition purposes are not
made until after the student has been admitted to the University and has
completed a Statement of Legal Residence and Statement of Intent to Register.
To establish California residence, an adult student at least 18 years of age
must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, other immigrant, or eligible
alien who meets all of the following requirements:
has been physically present in the state for 366 days prior to the residence
determination date (RDD) of the term for which he or she wishes to be
considered a resident
has the intent to make California his or her home (as opposed to coming to
California for the purpose of attending school)
is financially independent (see note) if his or her parents are not
California residents as defined by UC.
Note: The financial independence requirement makes it extremely difficult
for most undergraduate students whose parents are not California residents,
including students from community colleges and other post-secondary
institutions within California, to qualify for classification as a resident
at the University of California. Transfer students who were classified as
residents of California at their previous school should not assume that they
will be classified as residents at UCLA.
See Noncitizens and Aliens for more information regarding foreign student
residence.
To establish residence the student must be physically present in California
for more than one year and must have come here with the intent to make
California his or her home (as opposed to coming to this state to go to
school). Physical presence within the state solely for educational purposes
does not constitute the establishment of California residence, regardless of
the length of stay. The student must demonstrate this intent by severing
residential ties with the former state of residence and establishing those
ties with California. If these steps are delayed, the one-year duration will
be extended until both presence and intent have been demonstrated for one
full year.
If the student's parents do not meet the requirements for residence for
tuition purposes, the student must be financially independent in order to be
a resident for tuition purposes.
Specific topics and detailed information can be found using the menu on the
left side of this page, including important information about intent and
financial independence. Specific rules apply to the residence classification
of minors. The FAQ includes specific questions on establishing residence
and may help readers determine what conditions apply to their own situations.
This website is not a complete explanation of laws and rules regarding
residence. Changes may be made in residence requirements between the
publication of material on this site and the relevant residence
determination date. For questions not answered by information on this site,
students may contact the campus residence deputy. |
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