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Rule Title: Residency for Tuition Purposes
Department:	BOARD OF GOVERNORS	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	Departmental
Chapter:	Miscellaneous

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	10/1/2015
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority 1009.21(13) FS. Law Implemented 1009.21 FS. History–New 5-15-11, Amended 10-1-15.
	References in this version:	Ref-05838 Florida Residency Declaration for Tuition Purposes

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Final 72-1.001	Residency for Tuition Purposes	16483227	Effective: 10/01/2015
Change 72-1.001	Residency for Tuition Purposes	16330452	8/12/2015 Vol. 41/156
Correction 72-1.001	Residency for Tuition Purposes	16330258	8/12/2015 Vol. 41/156
Change 72-1.001	Residency for Tuition Purposes	16269536	7/27/2015 Vol. 41/144
Proposed 72-1.001	The amended rule conforms to applicable federal law relating to the eligibility or ineligibility of immigrants and non-immigrants for in-state tuition, incorporates the Residency Declaration by reference, conforms with current ....	16132960	6/22/2015 Vol. 41/120
Development 72-1.001	The amended rule conforms to applicable federal law relating to the eligibility or ineligibility of immigrants and non-immigrants for in-state tuition, incorporates the Residency Declaration by reference, conforms with current ....	15995511	5/14/2015 Vol. 41/94
Final 72-1.001	Residency for Tuition Purposes	9900031	Effective: 05/15/2011
Proposed 72-1.001	Section 1009.21, F.S., governing the determination of resident status for tuition purposes was revised during the 2009 and 2010 legislative sessions. A rule must be adopted to implement the statutory revisions.	9627267	2/4/2011 Vol. 37/05
Development 72-1.001	Section 1009.21. F.S. governing the determination of resident status for tuition purposes was revised during the 2009 and 2010 legislative sessions. A rule must be adopted to implement the statutory revisions.	9438311	12/3/2010 Vol. 36/48

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