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Confusion Reigns as Texas Colleges Scramble to Comply with Ban On In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
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TexasGOPVote blogs
Thanks to the 2001 Texas Dream Act, she’s always qualified for in-state tuition as she worked toward a master’s degree in social work.
In 2024, 18,593 Texas college students signed that affidavit.
The coalition said many colleges lack dedicated, trained staff to assist students with questions about the in-state tuition changes.
When she called, she was told to wait more than a week to see if she qualified for in-state tuition.
On July 31, UH restored her in-state tuition, reducing her bill to $4,349.32.
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