A multi-volume thesis, dissertation, or monograph requires payment of more than one binding fee. One copy of the thesis, dissertation, or monograph is retained in the Louisiana Collection in Hill Memorial Library. The second copy is retained in Middleton Library for circulation. Special Research Fees For specially planned research programs arranged through the Office of International Programs, departmental research fees are applicable and vary with the individual program. Resident Status Eligibility to be classified as a resident of Louisiana is determined by the Graduate School, in accordance with University regulations, and is based on evidence provided on the application form and related documents.
Regulations relate primarily to location of the home and place of employment.
The individual's physical presence within this state for one year must be associated with substantial evidence that such presence was with the intent to maintain a Louisiana domicile. Physical presence within the state solely for educational purposes, without substantial evidence of intent to remain in Louisiana, will not be sufficient for resident classification, regardless of the length of time within the state. Resident classifications and all fees are audited and adjusted, if necessary, after each registration. Appropriate refunds are made or charges assessed. An international student on a student visa is classified as a nonresident.