Out-of-state Tuition

Short Definition

Out-of-state Tuition is the higher tuition rate charged to students who are not residents of the state in which a college or university is located.

In-depth Overview

Out-of-state Tuition

Long definition: Out-of-state tuition refers to the higher tuition fees charged by educational institutions, typically colleges and universities, to students who are not residents of the state or country where the institution is located. These higher tuition rates are applied to students who do not meet the residency requirements established by the institution or the state and they often subsidize the lower, in-state tuition rates available to residents.

Etymology: The term "out-of-state" simply indicates that the tuition rates apply to students from outside the state where the institution is located.

Synonyms or related academic terms:

• Non-resident Tuition
• International Student Tuition

Examples of Use:

• Out-of-state tuition can be significantly higher than in-state tuition, making education more expensive for non-resident students.
• Many students may establish state residency to qualify for lower in-state tuition rates after living in a state for a certain period.
• Some institutions offer scholarships or waivers to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition for high-achieving non-resident students.

Translations:
Spanish: Matrícula para Estudiantes de Otro Estado
French: Frais de scolarité pour les étudiants hors de l'État
German: Studiengebühren für Nicht-Einwohner
Italian: Tasse per studenti provenienti da altri stati
Portuguese: Mensalidade para Estudantes de Outro Estado
Japanese: 外州学生の授業料 (Gai-shū Gakusei no Jugyōryō)
Chinese (Simplified): 外州学费 (Wàizhōu Xuéfèi)
Hindi: राज्य से बाहर के छात्रों के लिए शिक्षा शुल्क (Rājya Se Bāhar Ke Chhātroṁ Ke Lie Śikṣā Śulk)

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unirank Glossary Classification

Miscellaneous higher education terms > University financial terms