Residency

If you are a US citizen or permanent resident card holder, and have been classified as a non-resident for tuition, based on the information you provided on your admissions application, please download the CCRI Application for In-State Residency.

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Please submit information to:

Rob Giovino
Associate Director of Admissions
Community College of Rhode Island
Office of Enrollment Services
400 East Avenue
Warwick, RI 02886
[email protected]

CCRI Welcomes Undocumented/DACA Students!

Undocumented refers to people who are currently not U.S. citizens or Permanent Residents of the United States, who do not hold a current visa to reside in the U.S. and who have not been approved for legal residency in the U.S. Undocumented encompasses a wide range of people varying in age, country of origin and time of arrival in the U.S. Please feel free to contact our CCRI Admissions Office to confidentially discuss your situation.

Helpful Resource Information:

• Guidance for Students and Families
• RI Residency Policy
• Coalition of Advocates for Student Opportunities (CASO)
• NASFAA Undocumented Student Tips
• Guide to College for Undocumented Students

Rhode Island Alternative Application

• FAQS RI Alternative Application
• RI Alternative Application Form

The weR1 Rhode Island Relief Fund

The weR1 Rhode Island Relief Fund is an initiative of Governor Raimondo to provide cash assistance to undocumented immigrants who have experienced financial hardship during the COVID-19 crisis.

• weR1 Fund Overview
• weR1 Fund: Cash Assistance for Undocumented Rhode Islanders
• Fondo weR1: Asistencia en efectivo para los indocumentados de Rhode Island

If you are currently an undocumented student living in Rhode Island, we request that you complete and submit the Undocumented Residency Packet. (please print one side - only)

Undocumented Residency Packet

Individual documents option

• Undocumented Residency Application Checklist
• Application for Enrollment – CCRI paper application for enrollment (if not already applied)
• Transcripts for Undocumented Students
• Student Application
• Affidavit
• Residency Document for Undocumented Students
• Request for Student's Taxpayer Identification Number (Substitute form W-9S)
• Application for the RI Promise Scholarship
• RI Promise Appeal if over 18 years old
• Financial Aid Information

Please submit information to:

Rob Giovino
Associate Director of Admissions
Community College of Rhode Island
Office of Enrollment Services
400 East Avenue
Warwick, RI 02886
[email protected]

If you are unsure of your residency status, please read the following documents:

• Guidance for Students and Families
• Non-Immigrant Alien Classifications
• RI Residency Policy

If you fall into the "Eligible non-immigrant students living in Rhode Island" category, you are required to complete and submit the following forms for review:

1. Application for Enrollment – CCRI paper application for enrollment (if not already applied)
2. Residency Document Checklist for Non-Immigrant Students
3. Request for Student's Taxpayer Identification Number (Substitute form W-9S)

Please submit information to:

Rob Giovino
Associate Director of Admissions
Community College of Rhode Island
Office of Enrollment Services
400 East Avenue
Warwick, RI 02886
[email protected]

The Community College of Rhode Island participates in the Tuition Break program offered by The New England Board of Higher Education.

For details, read the following documents:

• The CCRI NEBHE Policy Flyer (effective date 1/2018)
• The New England Board for Higher Education (NEBHE.org)
• The Tuition Break Catalog

Submit Application for Regional Tuition

If you need assistance, please contact:

Rob Giovino
Associate Director of Admissions
Community College of Rhode Island
Office of Enrollment Services
400 East Avenue
Warwick, RI 02886
[email protected]