[Husker] UNL, here we come!

[Steve Reichenbach]

Nebraska has programs for students who are "legacies", i.e., children
of grads of one of the state universities, and for students who are
from Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, or Missouri.

>From http://admissions.unl.edu/residency/:
"The Nebraska Legacy Scholarship provides qualified applicants with
one of two levels of scholarship awards, one which pays the full
nonresident portion of tuition and another which pays 50% of the
nonresident portion of tuition charges. The scholarship is available to
qualified children of University of Nebraska graduates and is renewable
for up to four years."

"UNL is a member of the Midwestern Student Exchange Program (MSEP), and
admitted students from the states of Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, and
Missouri are automatically reviewed for MSEP eligibility. Students who
qualify for MSEP pay 150% of resident tuition and cannot establish
residency while they are MSEP participants."

Also, if you pay Nebraska income tax, even if you reside elsewhere,
there is a credit.

To get an idea of qualifications: http://admissions.unl.edu/estimate/