| Residency
is based on location of the student's actual habitation at the time of registration,
associated with the intent to remain at that location. Classification of residency,
as determined when fees are paid, remains in effect for the entire term. Residency
of students under 18 is that of the parent or legal guardian, or as otherwise
established by law.
Residency
classifications are determined each term by the Admissions & Registration
Center based on information supplied by the student. If a student disagrees with
residency classification, an appeal may be made to the Director of Admissions
and Records. By Illinois state law, a student may be requested to supply proof
of residency at any time. Persons
enrolling at South Suburban College are classified for residency purposes as: In-District
Students-- Persons who have established a permanent residence within Community
College District 510 and show evidence of continued intent to remain in the District.
Special
Residency-- Persons who live in Chicago and pursue specific programs; or are
employed in, or residents of, Lake County, Indiana. Call the Admissions &
Registration Office at 708/596-2000, ext. 2329 or 2490 for more information.
Out-of-District
Students--Persons living outside Community College District 510, but in the
State of Illinois. Out-of-state
Students--Persons not living in Illinois.
Foreign/International
Students--Persons who are not United States citizens, have not filed a petition
for naturalization in Illinois, and do not hold permanent residency status. These
students are charged out-of-state tuition rates.
Permanent
Residency Status Students--Persons living in the district who are able to
establish their status by providing a copy of their alien resident card; and as
such, are classified as in-district and charged in-district tuition rates.
Note:
Proof of District residency shall be based on evidence of ownership and/or occupancy of a dwelling in the District by providing at least one of the following which must current (within the last 30 days) and dated prior to registration: an Illinois driver's license or State I.D., an Illinois automobile license registration, an Illinois voter's registration card, a utility bill (other than telephone) or other non-self-serving documentation. |