College with an EAD or Green Card... HELP PLZ (Missouri)

[Bobbi_Smith]

Hello,

I'm wanting to become a nurse and am looking forward to attending college soon; however, I am still waiting on my EAD and Green Card. (I have my ''work only SSN") I'm wondering when I will be able to apply for college and get the in-state tuition fees. Will my "work only" SSN work for college? Do I have to wait for a green card?

Help me out with whatever knowledge you have. I'm really wanting to start college soon.

I'm based out of Missouri

Thanks!

[Bobbi_Smith]

Edit: I know I can apply for college without having an SSN.. I've taken college classes before but I had to pay double tuition because I wasn't a resident and couldn't prove I lived in-state. I'm wondering what I need to get in-state tuition.

Thanks

[rayrom]

Every state university has its own individual residency policy which determines who is classified as in-state and out of state. Check out Missouri State's policy here https://www.missouristate.edu/policy..._Residency.htm. ctrl-f keywords like 'permanent resident' or 'citizen' to find information easier.

Edit: I would contact the adviser of the department you're applying to for more details. They may allow you to apply now and give them proof of your residency sometime in the summer.

[Irishoxford]

Absolutely a question for the individual university itself (I’m a college professor). I’d imagine that residency could be established in other ways than a SSN, but generally you’ll need to be resident for a full year before being able to get in-state tuition.

[BradyFields]

It's commendable that you decided to go to college. As far as I know, each state has different rules and conditions for college and university admissions. You can apply based on your SSN, so there is no need to wait for your green card. However, it is better to ask the iunajaf.edu.iq university administration for details. Higher education is a great tool that can unlock outstanding potential. If you look at it from the employer's point of view, such an employee is more promising, and it is not difficult to train him in the specifics of work.

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