Knowledge Center - Funding and Benefits

Quick Links

What happens if a Non-Resident Tuition Waiver Requests is submitted late?

Non-resident tuition waiver requests received after the 12th class day in a regular fall/spring term or after the 4th class day in a summer term are considered late. To still be considered for a non-resident tuition waiver after the deadline, the student or employing department must: • Submit the non-resident tuition waiver request form to the Graduate & Professional School. • Include a copy of the job details screen in Workday verifying employment in an eligible title code. • Include a memo from the employing department stating the reason the waiver is being submitted late. These documents are required for all late fall, spring and summer non-resident tuition waiver requests. If you have any more questions, please take a look at our help page.

Related knowledge

Do I have to submit a Non-Resident Tuition Waiver every semester?
I am submitting my waiver late, do I need to submit additional information?
When will I see my Non-Resident Tuiton Waiver applied to my account?
Non-Resident Tuition Waiver

Explore Grad Aggieland

News

Graduate and Professional School Launches Spring Awards Ceremony

The new ceremony will honor Distinguished Dissertation, Montgomery and Outstanding Mentoring awardees, as well as GRAD Aggies certificate earners. 

View All News
Blog

Work in Progress: Trials, Tribulations, and Traffic

Living in College Station for almost a decade means I have witnessed two things: a lot of construction and a lot of friends leaving. Read on to find out what those two have in common.

View All Blogs
Defense Announcement

Biomarkers of inflammation in canine chronic enteropathy

View All Defense
Announcements