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BCEagle91 · 05-09-2008, 08:04 AM

There is a variant of the New England Regional Studies program for out-of-state students and it is based on a distance measurement. If you're closer to an out-of-state institution than the out-of-state institution can offer a rate that's 50% higher than the instate rate. So if you're closer to OOS A and instate is $10K, OOS $20K, you'd pay $15K. But the particular institution has to offer this variant of the NERSP TB.

05-09-2008, 08:04 AM	#39
BCEagle91 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 2,916	There is a variant of the New England Regional Studies program for out-of-state students and it is based on a distance measurement. If you're closer to an out-of-state institution than the out-of-state institution can offer a rate that's 50% higher than the instate rate. So if you're closer to OOS A and instate is $10K, OOS $20K, you'd pay $15K. But the particular institution has to offer this variant of the NERSP TB.
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