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TomC · 01-12-2006, 08:26 PM

Many years ago (>20) i worked for a guy who was a U Maine grad. At that time, the states schools in new england had a deal where an out of state student could get the in-state rate if his home University system didn't offer the major desired. My boss went to UMaine Orono for Engineering Physics, a major UMass didn't have. the program was almost the same as EE which he wanted (and ultimately the field he worked in), but there was enough of a difference that it was a unique major and it qualifed under this program. the deal involved reciprocity and worked both ways

I don't know if NH ever did this, or even still does. the major field of study had to be somewhat unique, as well, to get the plan to work.

i think I'd call admissions and ask if they still do this, or something similar.

01-12-2006, 08:26 PM	#12
TomC Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Lakes Region Posts: 707 Thanks: 25 Thanked 106 Times in 72 Posts	check for cooperative arrangements Many years ago (>20) i worked for a guy who was a U Maine grad. At that time, the states schools in new england had a deal where an out of state student could get the in-state rate if his home University system didn't offer the major desired. My boss went to UMaine Orono for Engineering Physics, a major UMass didn't have. the program was almost the same as EE which he wanted (and ultimately the field he worked in), but there was enough of a difference that it was a unique major and it qualifed under this program. the deal involved reciprocity and worked both ways I don't know if NH ever did this, or even still does. the major field of study had to be somewhat unique, as well, to get the plan to work. i think I'd call admissions and ask if they still do this, or something similar.