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Non-Resident Tuition means that your permanent home (domicile) for the 12 months before you started school is not in Arizona. This includes living in a different state, a different country, or being an immigrant without legal residency in the United States.
If you think that you have been incorrectly identified, ask for a change early. The deadline to request a change is one week before the end of the current term. CCC cannot change your tuition residency for a past term.
If you do not meet the usual requirements, you may still qualify for resident or lower tuition another way. There are many ways to get discounted tution detailed on this page.
Arizona law uses the word domicile to mean your permanent home. It is the place you plan to remain and return to after leaving temporarily.
To show that your permanent home is outside of Arizona, you generally:
Living in Arizona for 12 months does not make you a resident for tuition by itself. CCC will review your full situation when making a decision about your residency.
You may qualify for resident or lower tuition even if you have not made Arizona or Coconino County your permanent home for 12 months.
Open the sections below to find the option that best matches your situation. Each section explains who may qualify, what to submit and who can help.
Proposition 308 allows some Arizona high school graduates to receive in-state tuition regardless of immigration status.
You may qualify if you:
If you graduated from an Arizona high school, submit a transcript showing at least two years of attendance and your graduation.
If you earned a GED or another high school equivalency diploma in Arizona, submit:
Undocumented students who meed this criteria are eligible for this benefit. If you are in the United States on a visa, CCC may need other information. Federal law does not allow some visa holders to qualify under Proposition 308.
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services if you are unsure whether you qualify or what documents to submit
The Western Undergraduate Exchange, or WUE, gives eligible students from participating Western states and territories a lower tuition rate.
CCC will consider you for WUE when it reviews your application and residency documents. You do not need to complete a separate WUE application.
All CCC degree and certificate programs are eligible. However, some specialty courses are charged at the non-resident rate.
Submit documents showing your identity and permanent home in an eligible WUE state or territory. CCC may ask for a current driver’s license, state identification card, or other proof of residency.
The list of participating states and territories may change. Check the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education website for the current list.
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services with questions about WUE eligibility. Review the CCC tuition table before registering for specialty courses.
You may qualify if you are:
The rules depend on your military service, family relationship and education benefits.
Depending on your situation, CCC may ask for:
Contact Military and Veteran Services or Admissions and Enrollment Services before submitting documents.
You may qualify for in-state tuition if:
If your permanent home is in Coconino County, you may qualify for the in-district rate through the usual residency process.
CCC may ask for:
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services with questions about submitting your documents.
You may qualify for resident tuition if your employer transferred you to Arizona for work. Your spouse may also qualify.
CCC may ask for:
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services to confirm what documents your employer must provide.
You may qualify if you:
This option applies only to courses required for Arizona teacher certification. It does not automatically apply to your family members.
CCC may ask for:
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services to confirm what documents you and your employer must provide.
You may qualify without personally meeting the 12-month requirement if your spouse:
Other requirements may apply if you are not a U.S. citizen.
CCC may ask for:
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services to confirm whether this option applies to you.
You may qualify for in-state tuition if you served in AmeriCorps or Volunteers in Service to America in Arizona for at least one year.
CCC may ask for an official service record or letter showing:
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services before submitting your service records.
If your permanent home is in Apache or Greenlee County, you may qualify for CCC’s resident in-district tuition rate.
Submit documents showing that Apache or Greenlee County is your permanent home. CCC will tell you if an affidavit or other county documentation is required.
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services to confirm the required documents.
If your permanent home is in Kane County, Utah, you may receive a tuition rate equal to CCC’s resident out-of-district rate for up to six credit hours each term.
Submit documents showing that Kane County is your permanent home.
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services before registering to confirm your eligibility and required documents.
You do not need to figure out the rules on your own. Admissions and Enrollment Services can review your situation and explain what to provide.
Phone: (928) 226-4299
Email: enrollment.services@coconino.edu
Complete and sign the Domicile Affidavit-Residency Statement
The current form requires:
Complete every required section. Missing information may delay CCC’s decision.
You may submit your form and documents:
Use Secure Upload when your documents contain private information. You must sign in with your Comet ID and password. If you sign a PDF electronically, download it and open it in Adobe Reader before signing and uploading it.
CCC will review your form and documents. Check your CCC student email for a decision or a request for more information. If you believe that the decision is incorrect, you can appeal it. All decisions made on appeals are final and cannot be appealed a second time.
Review times may vary. Submit your request as early as possible, especially if your tuition payment deadline is approaching.
Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services if you are unsure which documents to submit.
Phone: (928) 226-4299
Email: enrollment.services@coconino.edu
Not always. The options on this page allow some students to qualify without meeting the usual 12-month residency requirement. You must still meet the requirements for the specific option and provide any requested documents.
It depends on the tuition option. CCC considers eligible students for WUE using the information provided with their application. Other options may require you to contact CCC and submit additional documents. Do not assume your tuition rate has changed until CCC confirms it.
Not necessarily. Some options provide in-state tuition, while others provide a different reduced rate. Review CCC’s current tuition rates to see how much each category costs.
Not always. Some options apply only to certain courses or a limited number of credits. Review the requirements for your option and contact Admissions and Enrollment Services before registering if you are unsure.
You may ask CCC to review your status for the current term. You will need to submit a Domicile Affidavit and provide supporting documents to Admissions and Enrollment Services. CCC cannot change your residency status for a past term.
No. Changes are available only for the current term.
The options on this page are a general overview and may not cover every situation. Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services for an individual review.
Generally, no. You need to have significant ties to Arizona outside of going to school to qualify as a resident.
