In-state tuition eligibility by visa type, all fifty states and DC — the difference is roughly four years of out-of-state surcharge per child. Each state page carries the governing rule, the H-4 and F-1 answers, the waiting clock, any high-school path, and the primary-source citation, each with the date it was verified.
For the H-4 child of a work-visa parent domiciled a year or more: 22 states say yes by published rule, 7 have a named side-door, 6 decide case by case, 14 say no, and 2 are unresolved (and say so on their pages rather than guessing). F-1 students cannot establish residency anywhere on the domicile route — the openings that exist are high-school-attendance paths, and each state page names its own.
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