A. Historical Context

4

B. Purpose of Manual

4

A. Bona Fide

7

B. Domicile

7

C. Enrollment; Enrolled

7

D. Institution of Higher Education

9

E. Legal Guardian

9

F. Legal Resident

9

G. Minor

9

H. Presumption

9

I. Prima Facie

9

J. Residence

9

K. Tuition

10

A. Initial Classification

10

B. Subsequent Classification Inquiries: Reclassification

11

1. Changes from Non Resident to Resident Classification
2. Changes from Resident to Non Resident Classification
3. Erroneous classification, erroneous notices concerning classification and fraudulent applications

11
11
12

C. Transfer Students

13

D. Multi-Campus Applications

13

E. Responsibility for Supplying Information

13

F. Appeals

13

G. State Residence Committee

14

1. Composition
2. Responsibilities

14
14

A. Fundamental Requirements of Law

16

B. Aspects of Interpreting and Applying the Basic Statutory Provisions

18

1. The concept of domicile

18

2. The beginning point of inquiry in determining domicile

19

3. The nature of domiciliary evidence

20

4. Weighing and balancing domiciliary evidence; burden of proof

23

5. Special rules under the law of domicile

25

a. Domicile of a minor

25

b. The emancipated minor

28

c. Policy concerning members of the armed forces

30

d. Policy concerning federal personnel

32

e. Policy concerning aliens

32

f. Policy concerning prisoners

34

6. The domicile of individuals who are married

34

7. The statutory grace period following loss of domicile

37

A. Typical Cases not Requiring Extensive Analysis

38

B. Cases Requiring Extended Analysis

40

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