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- Exemptions allow students to enroll in public institutions of higher
education while paying a decreased amount of tuition or fees
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- Exemptions can be used while attending
- Public universities and health-related institutions;
- Public community colleges; and
- Public state colleges.
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- Children of
- Deceased/disabled peace officers, firefighters, public servants;
- Deceased/disabled Texas veterans;
- Professional nurse faculty;
- Members of the military who are MIA or POW; and
- Clinical Nurse Preceptors.
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- Students:
- Who are Blind or Deaf;
- Who were in state foster care and/or adopted through the state;
- Whose parents received TANF for them for 6 months during their senior
year in high school;
- Who are valedictorians;
- Who are dual-enrolled; and
- Who play “TAPS” at military funerals.
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- Provide proof of eligibility to the institution.
- If done prior to the start of the fiscal year, the student’s billing
will be adjusted;
- If proof is not provided until after the census date of the semester,
student will have to pay, and then get reimbursed by the institution.
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- Go to www.collegefortexans.com, click on
- See pp 30-44 of your handout
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- Varies by program
- Tuition and fees for life
- Blind or Deaf
- Foster Care or Adopted through State
- Tuition and fees for a limited time
- TANF (1 year)
- Children of veterans, MIA/POW deceased/disabled public servants
(tuition and limited fees for 150 SCH)
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- Tuition and fees for a limited time
- Children of nurse faculty (tuition for 10 semesters)
- Clinical Nurse Practitioners – ($500 tuition per semester for 10
semesters)
- Valedictorians – tuition only for 2 semesters
- Dual enrolled – while enrolled in dual-enrolled classes – decreased
tuition (optional)
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- Help parents learn about the programs
- PTO presentations
- School newsletters
- School handouts
- Financial Aid Information Center –
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