Residency
There are a number of situations under which a student claims residency. Utah law establishes different eligibility requirements for each situation. For a complete explanation of Utah and Board of Regents policy, see Utah Code § 53B-8-102, et seq. and R512. For Snow College's official residency policy, see necx.d809.com/registrar/policy.
Residency Applications
To apply for resident student status, you will need to provide a completed residency application and the evidence listed. There are a number of applications and forms for residency. Each provides an explanation of when it is applicable and what is needed to complete the application.
- Application for Residency
- Residency Appeals
- Appeal from the Admissions' Decision
- Appeal from the Registrar's Decision
- HB144 - Undocumented Student Waiver
- HB118 - Non-Immigrant Visa Nonresident Tuition Exemption
Residency Circumstances
The following are a number of those situations under which a student may qualify for residency and the associated eligibility requirements. Click on the link to see if the situation applies to you. Please be aware that more than one situation may apply to you.
- Came to Utah to attend a Utah institution of higher education.
- Moved to Utah because of an offer for full-time, permanent employment in Utah.
- Parent has had Utah residency for at least 12 months.
- Marriage to a Utah resident.
- Military service-member and family members.
- Veterans and family members.
- Moved to Utah because of divorce, death of spouse, or long-term health care responsibilities of family member.
- Membership in an American Indian tribe.
- International student.
- Job Corps student.
- Participation in an Olympic Training Program.
- Recipient of Utah social services benefits.
Military Residency Exception
If you are a military service-member, a military veteran, or an immediate family member of either, or an eligible person (as defined by Utah law), please see our Military Residency Exception page.
Contact
If you have any questions after you have read through this page and the residency policy, please contact the residency officer for Snow College:
Alex Marshall-Snyder
435.283.7145
alex.snyder@d809.com