| Steps for New Students |
| Admission Requirements |
| Residency Requirements |
| College Policies and Guidelines |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
| Admissions and Records Office |
| Steps for Current Students |
| Important Dates |
| Adding/Dropping Classes |
| Waiting Lists |
| Personal ID Number (PIN) |
| Photo ID |
|
|
|
| Schedule of Classes | |
| Academic Calendar | |
| Final Exam Schedule | |
| Faculty Web Sites | |
| Majors/Areas of Study | |
| College Catalog | |
| Distance Learning | |
| Community Ed. Short Courses | |
| Workforce Education |
|

| |
|
Apply and Register > Admission Information > Residency Requirements Residency RequirementsLegal California Residents Students who have established residency in California by meeting the following requirements:
All continuing students must apply for a change of status (PDF form) before the beginning of the quarter in which they wish to enroll. The burden is on the student to clearly prove both physical presence in California and intent to establish California residence. (Reference: ECS 68041; T5 54026) All residency-related documents must be submitted to Admissions within the first two weeks of the quarter if the residency status change is to apply to that quarter. If the deadline is not met, the residency change will take effect in the next term in which the student enrolls. Students who have had a change in residency status, and were initially charged out of state fees in error, may request a refund within the academic year (prior to June 30) of the documented residency change. For more information see, http://www.deanza.edu/counseling/pdf/residencyappeal.pdf. Nonresidents (those who do not qualify for in-state fees)
For information about visa limitations for international students, contact the International Student Office (408) 864-8826 or send e-mail to dainternational@fhda.edu. Active-Duty Military Residency status will be granted to members of the U.S. military on active duty (except those assigned for educational purposes to state-supported institutions of higher education). This law applies only to the active military person, not to his/her spouse or dependents. A dependent who wishes to claim the one-year resident status (military grace) must provide the college with a statement from the military person's commanding officer or personnel officer stating that the military person is:
Note: To view Portable Document Format (PDF) files, you must have the free Adobe Reader installed on your computer.
|
| Page updated: May 6, 2008 | De Anza College. Just What You Need. |
|
[ Current Students] [ Future Students & Parents ]
[ International Students ] [ Faculty and Staff ] [Friends & Community ]
|
|