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 9.- Academic Common Market UTEP is a participating member of the Academic Common Market, a cooperative tuition-reduction agreement among fourteen Southern Regional Education Board states. If the public institutions in your home state do not offer a degree program in your chosen field of study, it may be possible to arrange a waiver of non-resident tuition to attend UTEP (or any other cooperating public institution of higher education in an Academic Common Market state) for that program. Likewise, Texas residents may be eligible for resident-rate tuition for member-state schools for degree programs not available in Texas public institutions. A listing of member states and eligible degree programs are available in the Office of Graduate Student Services.

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