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Summer 2017 TUITION CLASSIFICATION WORKSHOP Sarah Wenham Office of Student Affairs University System of

Summer 2017 TUITION CLASSIFICATION WORKSHOP Sarah Wenham Office of Student Affairs University System of Georgia

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Topics § USG tuition classification policies § Dependent v. independent students § What is

Topics § USG tuition classification policies § Dependent v. independent students § What is domicile? § Determining a student’s classification § Petitions and supporting documentation § Verification of lawful presence (VLP) § Select out-of-state tuition waivers § Resources e w e r a t Wha ? g n i s mis 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

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u o y Are ? y d rea 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

TUITION CLASSIFICATION POLICIES 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

TUITION CLASSIFICATION POLICIES 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Georgia Code, Policy and Guidance O. C. G. A. 20. 3. 66 www. legis.

Georgia Code, Policy and Guidance O. C. G. A. 20. 3. 66 www. legis. ga. gov BOR Policy 4. 3 www. usg. edu/policymanual/ USG Manual for Determining Tuition Classification & Awarding OOS Waivers www. usg. edu/student_affairs/faculty Institution Tuition Classification Procedure Manuals 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Tuition Classification Policies USG Student Residency Policies Independent Students 4. 3. 2. 2

BOR Tuition Classification Policies USG Student Residency Policies Independent Students 4. 3. 2. 2 – United States Citizens Dependent Students 4. 3. 2. 3 – Non-Citizens 4. 3. 4 – Verification of Lawful Presence 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Who is Considered Independent? An independent student is an individual who is not claimed

Who is Considered Independent? An independent student is an individual who is not claimed as a dependent on the federal or state income tax returns of a parent or U. S. courtappointed legal guardian, and whose parent or guardian has ceased to provide support and rights to that individual’s care, custody, and earnings. Students 24 and older are considered independent. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Who is Considered Dependent? A dependent student is an individual under the age of

Who is Considered Dependent? A dependent student is an individual under the age of 24 who receives financial support from a parent or U. S. court-appointed legal guardian. When reviewing an admissions application, students under 24 are assumed to be dependent. (More on Dependent Students and Independent Students later) 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Independent Student Policy 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Independent Student Policy 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 - U. S. Citizens Independent Students (1/3) An

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 - U. S. Citizens Independent Students (1/3) An independent student who has established and maintained domicile in Georgia for at least 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the first day of classes for the term shall be classified as instate for tuition purposes. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 - U. S. Citizens Independent Students (2/3) No

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 - U. S. Citizens Independent Students (2/3) No student shall be classified as in-state while attending a postsecondary institution in Georgia without clear evidence of having established domicile in the state for purposes other than to attend a postsecondary institution. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 – U. S. Citizens Independent Students (3/3) If

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 – U. S. Citizens Independent Students (3/3) If an independent student classified as in-state relocates out of state temporarily and returns to Georgia within 12 months of the relocation, the student shall be entitled to retain his or her in-state tuition classification. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Dependent Student Policy 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Dependent Student Policy 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 – U. S. Citizens Dependent Students (1/3) A

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 – U. S. Citizens Dependent Students (1/3) A dependent student shall be classified as in-state for tuition purposes if the student’s parent has established and maintained domicile in Georgia for at least 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the first day of classes for the term AND: 1. The student is a Georgia high school graduate; OR 2. The parent claimed the student as a dependent on their federal or state income tax return for the most recent tax year. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 – U. S. Citizens Dependent Students (2/3) A

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 – U. S. Citizens Dependent Students (2/3) A dependent student shall be classified as in-state if his/her U. S. court-appointed legal guardian has established and maintained domicile in Georgia for at least 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the first day of classes for the term and provided that such appointment was not made to avoid payment of out-of-state tuition. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 - U. S. Citizens Dependent Students (3/3) If

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 2 - U. S. Citizens Dependent Students (3/3) If the parent or U. S. court-appointed legal guardian of a dependent student currently classified as instate establishes domicile outside of Georgia, the student may retain the in-state classification so long as such student remains continuously enrolled in a Georgia public postsecondary educational institution. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Noncitizen Students Policy 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Noncitizen Students Policy 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 3 Non-Citizens A non-citizen student shall not be classified

BOR Policy 4. 3. 2. 3 Non-Citizens A non-citizen student shall not be classified as in-state for tuition purposes unless the student is legally in this state and there is evidence to warrant consideration for in-state classification as determined by the Board of Regents. Lawful permanent residents, refugees, asylees, or other eligible noncitizens as defined by federal Title IV regulations may be extended the same consideration as citizens of the United States in determining whether they qualify for in-state classification. International students who reside in the United States under non-immigrant status conditioned at least in part upon intent not to abandon a foreign domicile shall not be eligible for in-state classification. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Other Eligible Noncitizens www. ifap. ed. gov/ifap Publications >> Federal Student Aid Handbook >>

Other Eligible Noncitizens www. ifap. ed. gov/ifap Publications >> Federal Student Aid Handbook >> Select current award year >> select Volume 1 (Student Eligibility) >> select Chapter 2 (Citizenship) 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

FSA Handbook Examples- Eligible See the FSA Handbook for a complete list and descriptions.

FSA Handbook Examples- Eligible See the FSA Handbook for a complete list and descriptions. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

FSA Handbook Examples - Ineligible See the FSA Handbook for a complete list and

FSA Handbook Examples - Ineligible See the FSA Handbook for a complete list and descriptions. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Eligible Noncitizens - Summary To be classified as in-state a non-citizen must: ü Provide

Eligible Noncitizens - Summary To be classified as in-state a non-citizen must: ü Provide documentation showing they are an “eligible non-citizen” as defined by the U. S. Department of Education; ü Be verified to be lawfully present using one of the approved methods on the USG Lawful Presence Verification Methods Chart; AND, ü Meet the Georgia domicile requirements provided in BOR Policy in the same manner as U. S. citizen students. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Domicile 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Domicile 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

What is thing called “domicile”? An individual’s present, permanent home where they intend to

What is thing called “domicile”? An individual’s present, permanent home where they intend to stay indefinitely and to which they return following periods of temporary absence. § Domicile is not affected by temporary presence outside of GA. § Temporary residence in GA does not constitute the establishment of domicile. § An individual may have multiple residences but only one domicile. Home Sweet Home 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Determining Domicile § There is no predetermined formula for what is considered sufficient in

Determining Domicile § There is no predetermined formula for what is considered sufficient in every situation. § But some items carry more weight since required by law, if applicable: • State income taxes • Driver’s license • Automobile registration § Maintenance of ties to a location outside of the state is a consideration. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Domicile Considerations What is required for domicile? § Employment in Georgia? § Renting or

Domicile Considerations What is required for domicile? § Employment in Georgia? § Renting or owning a home in Georgia? § Holding a valid Georgia driver’s license? § Holding a valid state ID issued in Georgia? § Having a vehicle registered in Georgia? 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Determining Domicile Professional judgment is used to determine if all available information provides clear

Determining Domicile Professional judgment is used to determine if all available information provides clear & convincing evidence that domicile has been established and maintained for the required duration. Sometimes a few BIG puzzle pieces are sufficient but sometimes many little pieces are needed to have sufficient evidence. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

INITIAL CLASSIFICATIONS 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

INITIAL CLASSIFICATIONS 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Process Overview Initial tuition classification is assigned based on review of the student’s admissions

Process Overview Initial tuition classification is assigned based on review of the student’s admissions application. At the discretion of the institution, students may correct an application error with documentation and/or statement. Students classified as out-ofstate may request a second review through the institution petition process. Per institutional policies, students classified as out-ofstate may submit an appeal. Students classified as out-ofstate may qualify for an out-of -state tuition waiver. Remain classified as out-of-state and no out-of-state tuition waiver granted. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Initial Classification Overview § § All students must be assigned a tuition classification status.

Initial Classification Overview § § All students must be assigned a tuition classification status. Noncitizen applicants must provide documentation showing they are an “eligible noncitizen”. No student may be classified as in-state or granted an out -of-state tuition waiver until their lawful presence has been verified. ALL admission applications must include the questions sufficient to make an accurate initial classification (the undergraduate XAP (Gafutures. org) application provides those questions). 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Reviewing Applications (1/4) • Is the applicant applying for in-state tuition? If they are

Reviewing Applications (1/4) • Is the applicant applying for in-state tuition? If they are not applying for in-state, there is no reason to continue the review. • What is the applicant’s citizenship status? Are they are U. S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, refugee, asylee, or other eligible noncitizen as defined by the federal Title IV regulations? If not, there is no reason to continue the review. • How old is the applicant? Is the student to be evaluated as an independent or dependent student? • r Independent Student Dependent Student Evaluated based on their Evaluated based on the status and own status and actions in theactions of their parent(s) or U. S. court state -appointed legal guardian 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Reviewing Applications (2/4) • Did they indicate ill have been their present and permanent

Reviewing Applications (2/4) • Did they indicate ill have been their present and permanent home for at least the 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the first day of classes for the term the in-state classification is sought? If they indicate the durational requirement is not met, there is no reason to continue the review. • If they moved to Georgia, when did they move? Also to confirm the durational requirement is met. • And why? Independent students moving to GA to attend a postsecondary institution are not eligible to be classified as in-state without clear evidence of having established domicile for reasons other than attending a postsecondary institution. (Check employment, college attendance, stated reason for moving to the state, etc. ). • Do their actions in the state indicate they are a bona fide resident? Permanent address Driver’s license/state-issued ID Vehicle registration Voter registration Income tax returns 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Reviewing Applications (3/4) In addition, the following must be considered for dependent students only:

Reviewing Applications (3/4) In addition, the following must be considered for dependent students only: • Has the applicant graduated (or will the applicant graduate) from a Georgia high school? OR • Was the applicant claimed as a dependent on the state or federal income tax return filed by their Georgia-domiciled parent/U. S. court-appointed legal guardian for the most recent tax year? 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Reviewing Applications (4/4) Has lawful presence verification been completed using one of approved methods

Reviewing Applications (4/4) Has lawful presence verification been completed using one of approved methods provided on the USG Lawful Presence Verification Methods Chart? Only those students who have been verified to be lawfully present in the United States may be eligible to be classified as in-state for tuition purposes. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

PETITIONS AND DOCUMENTATION 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

PETITIONS AND DOCUMENTATION 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Petitions - When and Why? § The petition process provides: ü Students with the

Petitions - When and Why? § The petition process provides: ü Students with the opportunity to provide additional information and documentation to support their claim of eligibility for in-state. ü Students who initially attend as out-of-state the opportunity to request reclassification based on a change in their domicile situation. ü Students under 24 with the opportunity to request consideration as an independent student and to provide information and documentation to support their request. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Tuition Classification Manual The USG Tuition Classification Manual includes details of how different documents

Tuition Classification Manual The USG Tuition Classification Manual includes details of how different documents may be considered. It is okay to consider other documents! 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Examples of Documentation Letter from a homeless shelter or case worker Employment Receipt from

Examples of Documentation Letter from a homeless shelter or case worker Employment Receipt from Letter moving Income company Leave Tax Vehicle Earnings Return Registration Statement Homestead Notarized Lease Exemption Statements College Utility Bills Transcripts Financial Aid Letter from K-12 Documents Driver’s W-2 documenting License homeless situation Pay Stubs Rent Receipts K-12 Report Voter Registration Cards/Transcripts 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Independent Students Under 24 Occasionally, students under 24 will request to be considered as

Independent Students Under 24 Occasionally, students under 24 will request to be considered as an independent student if they do not have a Georgia-domiciled parent/U. S. courtappointed legal guardian. A student under the age of 24 may be evaluated as an independent student if: § § There is no evidence they are claimed as a dependent on the taxes of their parent(s)/U. S. court-appointed legal guardian(s); AND There is clear and convincing evidence that they are living financially independent of their parent(s)/U. S. court-appointed legal guardian(s). 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Independent Students Under 24 If a student under 24 can provide clear and convincing

Independent Students Under 24 If a student under 24 can provide clear and convincing evidence that he or she has sufficient financial resources to live, we can be reasonably assured that he or she is living financially independent of his or her parent(s) or U. S. courtappointed legal guardian(s). 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Independent Students Under 24 The Annual Federal Poverty Guidelines are a good starting point

Independent Students Under 24 The Annual Federal Poverty Guidelines are a good starting point for determining an approximate dollar amount to feel reasonably confident that a student is living financially independent. http: //aspe. hhs. gov/POVERTY/index. cfm 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Independent Students Under 24 Considerations include: § § Local cost of living Living arrangements

Independent Students Under 24 Considerations include: § § Local cost of living Living arrangements Financial resources such as government assistance, financial aid, room and board provided by a GA-domiciled relative, etc. can be considered. In this step, you are only determining if a student will be evaluated as a dependent or independent student. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

VERIFICATION OF LAWFUL PRESENCE 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

VERIFICATION OF LAWFUL PRESENCE 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Policy 4. 3. 4 Requires institutions to verify the lawful presence of every

BOR Policy 4. 3. 4 Requires institutions to verify the lawful presence of every student: § Applying to be classified as in-state; § Applying for an out-of-state tuition waiver; or, § Seeking admission to an institution that falls under BOR Policy 4. 1. 6, Admission of Persons Not Lawfully Present in the United States). Students not covered by one of the above must not be required to satisfy the lawful presence requirement. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved VLP Methods Chart 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved VLP Methods Chart 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved Methods - Documentation Examples of approved documentation: § § § Certified U. S.

Approved Methods - Documentation Examples of approved documentation: § § § Certified U. S. Birth Certificate U. S. Certificate of Naturalization Current U. S. passport Current U. S. Permanent Resident card Current Military I. D. (service member only) – no copies Current GA driver’s license or state-issued ID issued after January 1, 2008 – no limited term or licenses issued for less than 2 years 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved Methods - FAFSA § Verification based on the result provided by the U.

Approved Methods - FAFSA § Verification based on the result provided by the U. S. DOE for those students applying for Federal Student Aid. § The U. S. DOE verifies as part of the process for determining eligibility for FSA. § Many institutions have automated this process and the majority of their verifications are satisfied through FAFSA. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved Methods - SEVIS Verification based on SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information Program)

Approved Methods - SEVIS Verification based on SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information Program) for students in F, J or M visa status. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved Methods - SAVE § § SAVE is the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements

Approved Methods - SAVE § § SAVE is the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements program provided by the Department of Homeland Security. In some cases, noncitizen students cannot be verified using any of the other methods on the chart and SAVE must be used. In those cases, documentation regarding the student’s status must be requested, reviewed and verified through SAVE. A student cannot be verified based on immigration documents alone. SAVE MUST be used to verify the documents. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved Methods - SAVE § Most SAVE results will be straightforward. For example, the

Approved Methods - SAVE § Most SAVE results will be straightforward. For example, the system will provide confirmation that a student is in a current visa status. § Sometimes a case will be more complicated and it may be necessary to review multiple documents to get a complete understanding of the student’s status in the United States. § Keep in mind, the SAVE result received will be based on the documentation entered in the system. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Approved Methods - SAVE § SAVE does not make a determination of lawful presence

Approved Methods - SAVE § SAVE does not make a determination of lawful presence according to the policies of an agency. Receiving a result in SAVE does not necessarily mean the student can be considered lawfully present. § Per the August 20, 2012 memo from the USG Office of Legal Affairs, individuals with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) are not considered lawfully present for the purpose of BOR policies. Individuals presenting documentation or receiving a result in SAVE indicating DACA cannot be considered verified. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

OUT-OF-STATE TUITION WAIVERS 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

OUT-OF-STATE TUITION WAIVERS 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

BOR Out-of-State Waiver Policies 7. 3. 4. 1 – Out-of-State Tuition Waivers 2017 Tuition

BOR Out-of-State Waiver Policies 7. 3. 4. 1 – Out-of-State Tuition Waivers 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Introduction to the Waivers § § § Waivers allow qualifying out-of-state students to pay

Introduction to the Waivers § § § Waivers allow qualifying out-of-state students to pay at the in-state tuition rate. Waiver recipients MUST remain classified as out-of-state while on the waiver. Students MUST be verified to be lawfully present in the U. S. before an out-of-state tuition waiver is granted. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Intro to the Waivers (continued) § § § 8 waiver categories are provided in

Intro to the Waivers (continued) § § § 8 waiver categories are provided in BOR Policy 7. 3. 4. 1, Out-of-State Tuition Waivers. Some waivers… • may be awarded indefinitely • require annual verification for continued eligibility • may be awarded to a spouse and/or children Students applying based on a parent/U. S. courtappointed legal guardian or spouse must provide documentation of the relationship. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Presidential Waivers § There are 3 types of Presidential Waivers: § § § Academic

Presidential Waivers § There are 3 types of Presidential Waivers: § § § Academic Athletic (30% cap) International. Presidents may award Presidential Waivers at their discretion and in accordance with their approved Presidential Waiver plan. Authority may be delegated by the president to approved representative(s). 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Presidential Waiver Limits § The number of waivers in effect must not exceed: UGA,

Presidential Waiver Limits § The number of waivers in effect must not exceed: UGA, GIT, GSU, AU 4% of the equivalent full-time students enrolled the fall term immediately prior to the term the out-of-state tuition is to be waived. All Other Institutions 2% of the equivalent full-time students… § Presidential Waivers may be awarded as partial out-ofstate tuition waivers. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Economic Advantage Waiver § § Based on relocation to GA as a result of

Economic Advantage Waiver § § Based on relocation to GA as a result of accepting an offer of fulltime, self-sustaining employment in the state. Eligible employment must be held at the time the waiver is awarded. Georgia domicile must be established. U. S. refugees, asylees, and other eligible noncitizens as defined by the federal Title IV regulations may be extended the same consideration for the waiver as U. S. citizens and permanent residents. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Economic Advantage – Non-Citizens § § § Non-citizens may also be eligible. Must have

Economic Advantage – Non-Citizens § § § Non-citizens may also be eligible. Must have entered in a valid, employment-authorized status. Legally permissible steps to obtain lawful permanent resident status must have been taken. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Economic Advantage - Expiration The waiver expires 12 months from the date the waiver

Economic Advantage - Expiration The waiver expires 12 months from the date the waiver is awarded and it cannot be renewed. Non-Citizens Waiver eligibility may continue indefinitely provided: § full-time, self-sustaining employment in Georgia is maintained; § an employment-authorized status is maintained; § there is continued evidence of Georgia domicile; and § there is continued evidence of pursuit of adjustment to LPR. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Economic Development § § § Students are certified by the Commissioner of the Georgia

Economic Development § § § Students are certified by the Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development as being part of a competitive economic development project. Institutions receive notification of student eligibility from the USG Office of Economic Development. Recertification not required provided the student remains continuously enrolled. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Career Consular Officials § § Career Consular Officers, their spouses and dependent children who

Career Consular Officials § § Career Consular Officers, their spouses and dependent children who are citizens of the foreign nation that their consular office represents and are stationed and living in GA under orders of their government. Student eligibility must be confirmed annually. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Exchange and Study Abroad Exchange Programs Waiver Students who enroll in a USG institution

Exchange and Study Abroad Exchange Programs Waiver Students who enroll in a USG institution as a participant in an international or domestic exchange program that provides reciprocal benefits to USG students. Study Abroad Waiver Student enrolling in a USG study-abroad program. Tuition and fees charged must be consistent with the USG Business Procedures Manual (Section 21. 0) procedures. 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

RESOURCES 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

RESOURCES 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Faculty and Staff Resource Pages www. usg. edu/student_affairs/faculty 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education

Faculty and Staff Resource Pages www. usg. edu/student_affairs/faculty 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Tuition Classification Resource Page 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Tuition Classification Resource Page 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

VLP Resource Page 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

VLP Resource Page 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Contact Us Office of Student Affairs student-affairs@usg. edu 404 -962 -3110 www. usg. edu/student_affairs/

Contact Us Office of Student Affairs student-affairs@usg. edu 404 -962 -3110 www. usg. edu/student_affairs/ Sarah Wenham Director of Student Access sarah. wenham@usg. edu 404 -962 -3115 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Thank you!!! 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop

Thank you!!! 2017 Tuition Classification Workshop International Education Summer Workshop