against the state.The Daily Record of Baltimore reports that Judge Althea M. Handy’s order Thursday ended 13 years of litigation that began with a University of Maryland School of Law student saying she was unfairly charged an out-of-state tuition rate even though she moved to Maryland after enrolling. The plaintiffs grew to a class of students and alumni suing the state’s university system
for similar practices at several schools.Attorneys say the class members will each receive tuition refunds or student loan reimbursements of between $1,212 and $71,445.
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Well...unless you're commuting from another state...
You kind of "have to" move to where the college you are attending is located.
"Distance learning" notwithstanding, of course.
Not true. You can be a resident of VA and attend a Maryland school. If you don't become a resident of MD you still pay out of state rates.
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