Tuition

NH In-State Tuition For Illegal Immigrants?

February 6, 2013

HB 474  (Hearing Date: Thursday 2-7-13, 11:30 LOB 207) This bill provides for in-state status within the university system of New Hampshire for students who are without lawful immigration status and who file an affidavit stating that the student has filed or will file an application to legalize his or her immigration status. And yet [ Read more ]

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HB 1607 – Public Schools Could See Buckets of Free Money

April 14, 2012

Skip just posted a nice letter from the Londonderry Superintendent of schools in which the Super appears to lobby the state Senate in opposition to HB1607.  This bill establishes an education tax credit for businesses or groups that set up scholarship programs to help offset the costs of non-public school tuition.  This could allow more [ Read more ]

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Is It Time To End The Injustice of Out Of State Tuition in NH?

January 26, 2012

New Hampshire’s white tower liberals and their advocates in state government have been adamant about their policy on College students voting in the Granite State.  While we have called this voter fraud, the Democrats insist that if you go to school here, then you should be able to vote here. But are these “New Hampshire [ Read more ]

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The Cost of Defining “Adequate” In Merrimack NH

March 1, 2011

I announced that if you took the total Merrimack School budget and divided it by the total student enrollment that it cost more than the sending your kid to UNH. This appears to have riled some people up. In fact someone sent me an nice itemized list of the “costs” of sending your kid to UNH for a year just to prove I was wrong, and to justify how Merrimack’s cost per child wasn’t as much.

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