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Home » US Law » 2022 Code of Alabama » Title 16 - Education. » Chapter 64 - Nonresident Tuition Rates for Institutions of Higher Education.

Section 16-64-1 – Definitions.

Section 16-64-1 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms have the following meanings: (1) MINOR. An individual who, because of age, lacks the capacity to contract under Alabama law. Under current law, this means a single individual under 19 years of age and a married individual under 18 years of age, but […]

Section 16-64-4 – Tuition Rates for Nonresident; Resident Tuition Rates for Students Residing in Counties Within 50 Miles of Campus; Tuition Rates for Distance Programs.

Section 16-64-4 Tuition rates for nonresident; resident tuition rates for students residing in counties within 50 miles of campus; tuition rates for distance programs. (a) Each Alabama public institution of higher education shall charge each undergraduate student who is registered as a nonresident a minimum tuition of two times the resident tuition rate charged by […]

Section 16-64-5 – Adoption by Institution of More Rigorous Nonresident Tuition Rates.

Section 16-64-5 Adoption by institution of more rigorous nonresident tuition rates. A four-year public institution of higher education and Athens State University, at the discretion of its governing board, and a two-year public institution of higher education, except Athens State University, at the discretion of the Chancellor of the Department of Postsecondary Education, may elect […]

Section 16-64-6 – Annual Collection of Out-of-State Tuition Practices; Annual Report.

Section 16-64-6 Annual collection of out-of-state tuition practices; annual report. The out-of-state tuition practices of each institution, and particularly decisions regarding resident and nonresident status and reporting thereof, shall be collected annually by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education. An annual report of institutional tuition policies shall be posted on the Alabama Commission on Higher […]