The UNC
Policy Manual
700.1.4[G]
Adopted 11/12/04
Amended
07/01/07
Undocumented
aliens are eligible to be considered for admission as undergraduates at UNC
constituent institutions[1]
based on their individual qualifications with limitations as set out below:
1.
An undocumented alien may be considered for admission only if he
or she graduated from high school in the United States.
2.
Undocumented aliens may not receive state or federal financial aid
in the form of a grant or a loan.
3.
An undocumented alien may not be considered a North Carolina
resident for tuition purposes; all undocumented aliens must be charged out of
state tuition.
4.
All undocumented aliens, whether or not they abide in North
Carolina or graduated from a North Carolina high school, will be considered out
of State for purposes of calculating the 18 percent cap on out of State
freshmen pursuant to Policy 700.1.3.
5. When considering whether or not to
admit an undocumented alien into a specific program of study, constituent
institutions should take into account that federal law prohibits the states
from granting professional licenses to undocumented aliens.
[1] The North
Carolina School of Science and Mathematics admits and enrolls only legal
residents of the state of North Carolina.
See G.S. 116-235.