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Q1. How do I change my name?
Q2. How do I change my major?
Q3. Where do I get a second grade option form?
Q4. How do I withdraw my entire registration from the University?
Q5. How do I drop or add a class?
Q6. What do I need to do if I am not returning to the University of Iowa?
Q7. How many hours do I need to earn my degree?
Q8. How do I find out if my transcript arrived from another school?
Q9. How do I find out if I qualify for in-state (resident) tuition?
Q10. How can I have my University Bill mailed to my parents?
Parent FAQs
Q1. Who gets the University bills (U-Bills)?
Q2. Can parents receive the University bills?
Q3. How and when do students get grade reports?
Q4. Can parents view the student's grades?
Q5. Why is the student's permission required for release of academic information?
Q6. Can I talk to my student's academic advisor or collegiate office about their progress or problems?
Q7. Who do I call if I want more information or I'm confused about my rights to my student's academic records?
Q8. How can I obtain a letter verifying my student's enrollment at the University for insurance purposes?
Q9. How can I contact my student in class during an emergency situation?
Q10. Where can I get information about Commencement?
Residency Tuition FAQs
Q1. Where do I find the Application for Resident Classification?
Q2. I am interested in reading more information. Where are the State of Iowa regulations
Q3. I applied for admission online. How will my classification for tuition purposes be handled?
Q4. Does Iowa have a tuition reciprocity agreement with my state?
Q5. My parent/grandparent graduated from the University of Iowa but I grew up and will graduate from high school in Illinois. Do I qualify for Resident (in-state) tuition?
Q6. My parents and I moved away from Iowa during my senior year in high school. Can I be considered a Resident?
Q7. I am a current UI student who was born and raised in Iowa – but my parents must now move out of state to take a new job. Will I automatically be switched to Non-resident (out-of-state) tuition?
Q8. My parents are divorced. Dad lives and works in Iowa. Mom and I live in another state, where I will graduate from high school. Do I qualify as an Iowa resident?
Q9. I am originally from another state (my Home of Record) and now serve in the U.S. military. I am searching for a program in a major offered at the UI. If I move to Iowa on military orders to continue my education, do I qualify for Resident tuition?
Q10. I came to Iowa from another state. I am now taking classes at an Iowa community college as a Resident. Does this mean I will be classified as a Resident for tuition and fee purposes when I enroll at the University of Iowa?
Q11. I grew up in another state and have no previous ties to Iowa. I am planning to move to Iowa City, buy a property in which to live and start school. Will I be considered a Resident for tuition purposes?
Q12. I am a resident of another state. If I move to Iowa and want to eventually be considered an Iowa Resident for tuition purposes, what must I do to establish myself as an Iowan for tuition and fee purposes?
Q13. If I enroll half-time or less, as is required to establish myself as a resident for tuition and fee purposes, how will it affect my financial aid package?
Q14. What else might be impacted?
Q15. Do I have to tell you when I begin working through the process to become an Iowa Resident for tuition and fee purposes?
Q16. I have been living and working in Iowa to establish myself as a Resident for tuition and fee purposes, as described above. How do I tell you when I am finished?
Q17. Can you give me any tips on how to do this successfully? What kinds of mistakes do people make?
Q18. When is the Application for Resident Classification due?
Q19. Can I submit an application for last semester?
Q20. I submitted my Application and then received a request for a notarized statement. What is a notarized statement and how can I have something notarized?
Q21. How long does it take to hear the result of my Application for Resident Classification?
Q22. I was determined to be a Non-resident. How can I appeal?
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