"Parents are using the home tuition rules to opt out of the system and then are working with other parents to set up these illegal schools".
As a result of European Union agreements on higher education, non-British European Union students in Britain might pay far less than a transfer student from another country within Britain, as soon as the new tuition rules go into effect in the next academic year.
Other details can be included or changed in the divorce, including who will pay for college tuition, rules about drinking and smoking around children and limits on television and Internet time.
The Associated Press reports members of the Florida Board of Education in Boca Raton Tuesday voted unanimously against appealing the decision, which ruled differing tuition rates was unconstitutional.
"I think it's a little condescending, quite frankly, that the university thinks that, well, we'll set our own rules for tuition," Justice Lebous wrote.
In this fifth round of responses to reader questions about financial aid, Mark Kantrowitz, founder of the Web sites finaid.org and fastweb.com, addresses privacy issues, when to file and the rules concerning tuition assistance from grandparents and other relatives.
David Zweibel, executive vice president of Agudath Israel of America, an Orthodox Jewish advocacy group that has lobbied for the new rules in tuition aid, said the new regulations did not violate church-state separation because the aid would go directly to the student, not to the religious institution.
Rules vary, but at least 18 states offer in-state tuition rates to students regardless of immigration status: it is a crucial marker of whether states are grappling with their future competitiveness.
At Edinburgh, as at all Scottish universities, the government has ruled out tuition fees, at least for Scots.
The lawsuit, which refers to the scholarships as tuition "discounts," describes the rule as a "blatant price-fixing agreement" and says they are not necessary to protect the amateur status of N.C.A.A. athletes.
Even if the Federal Dream Act, which would provide a path to citizenship to immigrants who go to college or serve in the military, were to pass, it would not necessarily resolve the issue of in-state tuition because states could rule that temporary residents are not eligible, said Michael Olivas, a law professor at the University of Houston.
