Financial Assistance Tuition and Fees Housing Expenses Residency Regulations for Tuition Purposes		Residency Regulations for Tuition Purposes 1.- Introduction 2.- Residence of Independent Individuals 18 Years of Age or Older 3.- Reclassification Exceptions: 4.- Economic Development and Diversification Employees 5.- Military Personnel, Veterans, and Commissioned Officers of the Public Health Service 6.- Teachers, Professors, and their Dependents 7.- Teaching or Research Assistants 8.- Scholarship Stipend Recipients Special Programs: 9.- Academic Common Market 10.- Citizens of Mexico 11.- Residents of New Mexico Counties 12.- Oath of Residency 13.- Penalties 6.- Teachers, Professors, and their Dependents Teachers and professors employed at least half-time on a regular monthly salary basis (not as hourly employees) by any Texas public institution of higher education, may pay the same tuition as a resident of Texas for themselves, their spouses, and their dependent children, regardless of the length of residence in the state if the effective date of employment is on or prior to the official census date of the relevant term(s). To be entitled to pay the resident tuition, such employees must submit to the Admissions Office, prior to the time of each enrollment, a statement certifying employment from the director of human resources of the institution of higher education by which he or she is employed. This provision applies to eligible teachers and professors and their dependents no matter which Texas public institution of higher education they may attend.

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