A student may submit any other pertinent evidence of intent to make Michigan his or her domicile after completion of college or university attendance. Each case is determined on its own particu lar merits. A student who has been employed as a migrant worker in Michi gan or whose parents have been so employed, will be granted resident status for purposes of tuition on the basis of proof of employment in this state for at least two months per calendar year in three of the five calendar years immediately preceding the initial enrollment of the student, or at least three months per calendar year in each of two of the five calendar years immediately preceding the initial enrollment. Enrollment in any of the summer terms consti tutes one semester of enrollment. If the family of a student with resident status moves out of Michi gan the student will nevertheless maintain resident status for as long as he or she is continuously enrolled.
Continuous enrollment is defined as enrollment during at least two of three successive semesters.
A student who withdraws will be regarded as having been enrolled, provided tuition was paid in full and the withdrawal occurred after the end of the refund period. The application and supporting evidence will be submitted to the Tuition Classifica tion Appeal Board for determination. To be con sidered, the appeal and all supporting documents must be submitted by the 15th calendar day of the term. Reclassification shall be effective for the semester in which the appeal application was filed and for each semester thereafter, so long as the circumstances upon which the reclassification was based shall remain unchanged. Appropriate refunds shall be made following such reclassification.